A beautiful and quiet scene, a very good wide angle view, with the two fishermen well placed in the image area. Good contrast and colors.
I hope that you and your family are well!!!
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Greetings from Norway!
Some of these photos were made in the late '70's, early '80's and just processed within the past year (2021). Most made with 120 Tri-X Pan. I carried 2 Med format cameras, a Pentax 6x7, and a Rollie SL66 2 1/4 x 2 1/4. Both produced some wonderful images. Even tho the film was 40 years old before it was processed, I was able to get images like these from those rolls.
Thanks for the "Thumbs Up" - Terence Weaver, theosteijaert and yuriylux!!
Yuriylux - Stay safe in these difficult times in Ucraine!!!
Best regards,
Walter
A very, very, very poor man's Leica. I purchased an identical camera in 1961. All metal, no meter, no battery, manual focus film camera. What a great little camera.
Hi Mr fo-tik and thank you for your comment and for showing interest in my work.
However, I'm sorry to say that I don't really have any autumn-pictures on this location, as a matter of fact, this picture is taken in the autumn, hence the date; Date/Time Original 2021:10:10 16:43:25.
If you look at the trees in the background on the left side, you can see that they are somewhat yellow-ish, as well as the trees on right hand-side is somewhat orange (even if it is a bit vague).
I don't think you can by land and build a cabin on the location where this picture is taken (it's a nature-reserv, and if you look closely, you can see cows grazing there), but there is a community just nearby, actually just behind my back, where one could buy a small house (if there is anything out for sale).
Once more, thank you for showing interest in my work. and please be welcome, again.
This image was made with a 4x5 Tachihara, a Calumet 210mm Caltar II s lens. It was made on a rig road north of Grand Junction, CO, in the bookcliff mtn's . Temp was in the 20's F. About a mile back to the left I passed a oil/gas rig on fire. The flames were like a vertical blow torch about 50-60 feet high. The lower half of the derrick had collapsed due the intense heat and no one in sight, and it was very, very loud. But this scene was so serene I had to stop and try to get an image. In the original, the fog was much heavier. PS
A wonderfully effective composition flowing from the Y shaped trunk on the left ,to the softly high lit cluster of blossom, beautifully enhanced by the dark mid toned sky with it's muted accents of magenta tinged greys, blues, turquoise and greens, all masterfully orchestrated by you via the selective focus of the 200mm lens 1
BRAVO !...Yuri.
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I hope that you and your family are well!!!
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Greetings from Norway!
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God bless Ukraina!
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Yuriylux - Stay safe in these difficult times in Ucraine!!!
Best regards,
Walter
:o)
:o)
However, I'm sorry to say that I don't really have any autumn-pictures on this location, as a matter of fact, this picture is taken in the autumn, hence the date; Date/Time Original 2021:10:10 16:43:25.
If you look at the trees in the background on the left side, you can see that they are somewhat yellow-ish, as well as the trees on right hand-side is somewhat orange (even if it is a bit vague).
I don't think you can by land and build a cabin on the location where this picture is taken (it's a nature-reserv, and if you look closely, you can see cows grazing there), but there is a community just nearby, actually just behind my back, where one could buy a small house (if there is anything out for sale).
Once more, thank you for showing interest in my work. and please be welcome, again.
Sincearly;
Mr. T.
BRAVO !...Yuri.