Nice choice of b&w Chris.
Originally posted by LeRolls It may not be what I'm best at but at least it was a learning experience and the clients were happy with the results.
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gda - nice shots from another part of this world. Pretty clear considering you were in a car at the time.
Originally posted by gda13 +1...the "grittiness" of the B&W processing here definitely enhances the shot and if the customers are happy then all the better.
More shots from my Vietnam travels. These were taken through the window of a van belonging to the driver we hired to take us and other extended family to Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng National Park. 13 of us made the trip and it is about a 3.5hr drive from Hue toward the North and slightly West. It was not the best time of day or situation for photos and I typically never have my camera out while in a moving car (perhaps because 9/10 times I am the driver) but they do give a sense of the beauty of the countryside and surrounding mountainous landscape. 35mm Ltd again ( I'm beginning to wonder if that lens ever came unglued from the front of my K01
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Neat sunset colour mbp.
Originally posted by mbp Here's one....
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Pedroboe - very neat sand formation, hope your camera survived it too!
Originally posted by Pedroboe Took this and others at The Great Sand Dunes in Southern Colorado...
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Shot with a Tokina ATX Pro 20-35 f2.8 Don't wish to spend the money on the HD 20-40 or a FA31 right now and started using the Tokina as I like the range. Incredibly fast autofocus.