Black & White

[dpc]

Morning Fog (decided to dust off my old 5DMll)

 

[Click]

Nice picture. I like the mood.

 

[EricN]

Morning Fog (decided to dust off my old 5DMll)View attachment 212769

Lovely shots! Does that sign have a noticeably positive affect?

 

[dpc]

Lovely shots! Does that sign have a noticeably positive affect?

It has very little effect. You have to watch where you're walking, especially in the winter.

 

[EricN]

It has very little effect. You have to watch where you're walking, especially in the winter.

It's the same way where I live. Occasionally, I will even see poop less than 10 meters away from a sign with a plastic bag dispenser.

 

[dpc]

It's the same way where I live. Occasionally, I will even see poop less than 10 meters away from a sign with a plastic bag dispenser.

This past spring was especially bad for some reason. There was crap everywhere. You really had to have your eyes on the ground ahead of you.

 

[EricN]

This past spring was especially bad for some reason. There was crap everywhere. You really had to have your eyes on the ground ahead of you.

When I was a child, I was not one to look where I was stepping and it seems like I was always steping in it. An unexpected benefit was I could fart and blame it on my shoe if someone smelled it.

 

[dpc]

 

[Click]

The photographed photographer. Nicely done, dpc.

 

[EricN]

The photographed photographer. Nicely done, dpc.

It would be funny if the man in the photo's phone shows that he's photographing a third photographer.

 

[cayenne]

Shop, Victoria BC (Fujifilm X-T4)View attachment 211604

Just curious...what part of the world are you in?

I've never heard of "Bittermilk" cocktail mixer before...not sure what the other stuff is either.
I live in New Orleans...so, I'm NO stranger to a bar...haha.

Guessing somewhere outside the US?


cayenne

 

[cayenne]

It would be funny if the man in the photo's phone shows that he's photographing a third photographer.

Ok...keep this up and we'll end up with some sort of infinite MC Escher photo drawing thing.....

 

[Click]

Just curious...what part of the world are you in?

I've never heard of "Bittermilk" cocktail mixer before...not sure what the other stuff is either.
I live in New Orleans...so, I'm NO stranger to a bar...haha.

Guessing somewhere outside the US?


cayenne

According to this,

Bittermilk

Bittermilk - Hand-crafted cocktail mixer compounds made by humans in Charleston, SC

bittermilk.com

These products originate from Charleston, So. C., U.S.A


Cheers

 

[YuengLinger]

I got too close to the end of the slide, and this really was a near collision! If you are familiar with 10mm (or even 12mm), you know.

He made those "glasses" with some kind of waxy string given out at a restaurant to keep kids busy.

B&W seemed better than color here to convey the energy of the moment.

 

[Click]

Excellent timing. Well done, YuengLinger.

 

[YuengLinger]

Excellent timing. Well done, YuengLinger.

Thank you, Click.

 

[Sporgon]

Here are two black and white landscape (seascape ?) shots from different generations.
Firstly an evening view of the Isle of Harris, taken from the most northern part of the Isle of Skye. I processed this image with a nod towards the work of Brian Kosoff. Canon 5DS + EF70-300 L @ 160mm, cropped to 6x12 format. 1/40 - f/6.7 - ISO 50

The second image is taken from Thornwick Bay, on the East Coast of England, looking north up Bempton Cliffs. This was taken on a Canon EOS 1n + Tamron 45mm f/1.8 with Ilford Pan F film, ISO 50 with yellow filter. Needless to say, I can't remember what the settings were !

 

[EricN]

Here are two black and white landscape (seascape ?) shots from different generations.
Firstly an evening view of the Isle of Harris, taken from the most northern part of the Isle of Skye. I processed this image with a nod towards the work of Brian Kosoff. Canon 5DS + EF70-300 L @ 160mm, cropped to 6x12 format. 1/40 - f/6.7 - ISO 50
View attachment 213287
The second image is taken from Thornwick Bay, on the East Coast of England, looking north up Bempton Cliffs. This was taken on a Canon EOS 1n + Tamron 45mm f/1.8 with Ilford Pan F film, ISO 50 with yellow filter. Needless to say, I can't remember what the settings were !
View attachment 213288

yellow filter was great.

 

[EricN]

Like @Sporgon , I also used 1N, but with ef14mm f/2.8 ii L on Kodak TriX400. I have my settings somewhere, but I'll have to find them if anyone cares.

 

[YuengLinger]

Overthinking it. R6+EF 100mm f/2.8L IS.