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    Long exposure

    Jesus ! I didn't even noticed it ! It was probably too dark :) Yes it is in Corsica, just a walking distance away from my home.
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    Long exposure

    I always loved guessing. When I cook it's always pure improvisation, trying to guess what the mixture of flavours will end together. Long exposition has something like it, you only guess how it could come out. And when you use film you have to wait for the development to know.
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    Asher, here is the link of the post with the Italian picture ...

    Asher, here is the link of the post with the Italian picture : http://www.openphotographyforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=58790&postcount=22 And here is the link for the picture : http://sinwen.free.fr/Mac-italien-02-copy.jpg Can you place back this link into the post ? Thanks Michel
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    The Tones of the Everglades

    Concerning the Everglades, you probably know a man who soak his feet into the swamp with his Deardorf braving crocodiles. I visited him in Venice few years back, his name is Clyde Butcher, he makes giant prints out of his negs, really impressive. http://www.clydebutcher.com/ I suggest you...
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    The ultimate 14mm lens for full frame (24x36mm) DSLRs?

    Nicolas, what is this "ultimate" SIGMA lens ?
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    Flowers by the wayside, I show mine, now show yours! Just Monocots e.g. orchids!

    Here is my contribution Two very different approaches indeed.
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    One vision of plants

    I did develop further, here is an example :
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    One vision of plants

    Another four :
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    One vision of plants

    I made a long serie of this type of pictures, I started in B&W printing on ink-jet glossy paper. At the time, few years ago, pure carbon pigments were far from ideal on this type of paper, showing glow differiential and bronzing. Everyone wanted to get rid-off these "artifacts". But I found a...
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    Birds on Wires

    I am very much concerned with the same, so I enjoy all six pictures. My preference would go to 1 and 5 and specially the 5th. The bird is big enough to be identified as a bird and be the obvious subject, on some others we could search for what could have been the purpose of the shot if taken...
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    Same spot

    some more
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    Same spot

    In a previous discussion here : http://www.openphotographyforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5701 it was mentioned that It could be interesting to take pictures of the same spot at different period of the year. So here is a serie just to materialise the idea.
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    Iles Sanguinaires 03

    Asher, This image is a scanned Fuji slide like all the pictures I make with my Hasselblad, so RAW treatment is no concern here. My scanner is also a cheap beast, therefore all the postprocessing obviously brings a good share of degradation. I already treated clouds / water and hill separetly in...
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    Iles Sanguinaires 03

    I have a few others but I did took pictures from the exact same place along few years, I may post on another thread.
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    Iles Sanguinaires 03

    Just a few minutes from home.
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    ALPA 12 TC & SINAR Emotion

    Thanks for the answer Thierry, so it is not an easy implentation on big sensors then.
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    ALPA 12 TC & SINAR Emotion

    Thierry, Could it be possible to follow the Foveon sensor path for Sinar ? Then all backs would be single shot ? Michel
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    Pentax K10D with older Pentax or Sigma lenses

    no answer Strange ! Jim didn't answer so we don't know if the explanations solved his problem.
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    Challenge: The worst of man!

    Sorry Bart for the late reply. No I didn't snap it nearer, I didn't dare :-)
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