Cyriljay
Leica Like
EarlJam
Established
Henry
Well-known
A few I constructed after a trip to Switzerland. These were both taken with a cellphone (about 8-12 images each) and then stitched together.
And another, made in NYC of the building formerly known as the ATT Longlines Building, similar technique, though this one is partially incomplete as I decided the perspective correction wasn’t worth the work, it’s still a pretty striking image Though, in my opinion:
And another, made in NYC of the building formerly known as the ATT Longlines Building, similar technique, though this one is partially incomplete as I decided the perspective correction wasn’t worth the work, it’s still a pretty striking image Though, in my opinion:
AnalogKyle
Member
PRJ
Another Day in Paradise
shawn
Mentor
S1R, 24-105
Retro-Grouch
Mentor
That sure does look like the Mohegan Bluffs on Block Island. Is it?
S1R, 24-105
shawn
Mentor
Yes! Was there yesterday. I shot a couple of rolls of Ektar in a Kraken 612 but haven't processed that yet. Little different angle...
Retro-Grouch
Mentor
I am so envious! For decades, BI was my quick getaway. It was a 15-minute bike ride to the Point Judith ferry, and a day on one of the most beautiful places on Earth. In the 70's and early 80's, the island was nearly deserted, and one could go virtually anywhere. In the middle distance of your photo is Black Rock Beach, a.k.a. "Hippy Beach", where all were welcome to dispense with bathing suits... such was the vibe back then! Now it's multi-million-dollar summer homes for wealthy New Yorkers, and a plague of day-trippers on scooters. Nevertheless, still a magical place. It's been thirteen years since I was last there. You've made me terribly homesick!Yes! Was there yesterday. I shot a couple of rolls of Ektar in a Kraken 612 but haven't processed that yet. Little different angle...
shawn
Mentor
I've lived in this area for 40+ years and that was my first trip to BI. We headed out from Point Judith. Was a very beautiful place but definitely a very tourist heavy location.
BTW, Black Rock Beach apparently hasn't changed... had to do a U turn with my kids and nieces and nephews.
Next time I'm bringing a tripod and a strong ND filter.
BTW, Black Rock Beach apparently hasn't changed... had to do a U turn with my kids and nieces and nephews.
Next time I'm bringing a tripod and a strong ND filter.
Retro-Grouch
Mentor
Good to know that the Hippy Beach traditions survive! The most important accessory for BI? A night's lodging at a cheap hotel. The island is a different place after the last ferry leaves, and before the first ferry arrives the next morning. The ocean's soft evening's light, "entre chien et loupe", will give you the most exquisite color or B&W images you can imagine. And with the day trippers gone, the peacefulness is unmatched. And this is true of most tourist destinations, in my experience.I've lived in this area for 40+ years and that was my first trip to BI. We headed out from Point Judith. Was a very beautiful place but definitely a very tourist heavy location.
BTW, Black Rock Beach apparently hasn't changed... had to do a U turn with my kids and nieces and nephews.
Next time I'm bringing a tripod and a strong ND filter.
AnalogKyle
Member
OlivierAOP
medium format
Lake ontario by Olivier, on Flickr
Fuji G617, 400H
Toronto beach, expired Fuji NPS 160 by Olivier, on Flickr
Toronto beach by Olivier, on Flickr
Diy panoramic coupled rangefinder (Canon 7 x Fuji 45mm f5.6), expired NPS 160
Fuji G617, 400H
Toronto beach, expired Fuji NPS 160 by Olivier, on Flickr
Toronto beach by Olivier, on Flickr
Diy panoramic coupled rangefinder (Canon 7 x Fuji 45mm f5.6), expired NPS 160
Kai-san
Filmwaster
neal3k
Well-known
Mosquito Hatchery
Americus, Georgia
Lomo Sprocket Rocket camera with Lomo Purple Film, converted to B&W in edit.
Mosquito Hatchery by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
Americus, Georgia
Lomo Sprocket Rocket camera with Lomo Purple Film, converted to B&W in edit.
Mosquito Hatchery by Neal Wellons, on Flickr
boojum
Mentor
JSH
Newbie
ROLLEI RPX 25, Hoya 720 IR FILTER, 1/2 sec @F16, ROLLEI SUPERGRAIN 1+12
ARCA F LINE, 6X9 BACK/135 FILM, RODENSTOCK 90MM 5.6 APO-SIRONAR.
AnalogKyle
Member
JSH
Newbie
ADOX HR-50, Hoya R72 Filter, Xpan II, 45mm F4, 1/15s@F11
AnalogKyle
Member
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