Very dramatic Gary!Don't forget about the Gallery. Are your photos there??
Nikon Samurai #13
"A photographer is known by what he shows not by what he throws. The best photographers have the biggest trash cans." Quote from Nikon School sometime in the early 1970's.
Thanks Larry I appreciate your imput. my health is keeping out of the field:idea, but hopefully I can really start generating some good shots when it warms up a bit!
Hi Gary, What Meter do you use?
"We do not use the full scope of photographic technique until
we get down to it in the darkroom. That is where our pictures
come to life."
So you use the 16 rule
"We do not use the full scope of photographic technique until
we get down to it in the darkroom. That is where our pictures
come to life."
Yes basically. It's just become a sixth sense after so many years in photography. But I do screw up at times if I didn;t i'd be a rich old photograher instead of just an old photographer! :blush2:
It seems that I have been spoiled by the meter God,I learned the 16 Rule in 1973 in High School. The Teacher was a WWII Army photographer And had his own Studio in Bakersfield Ca.He had a Crown Graphic setting on a self that no one ever used,other kids were shooting there 35mm cameras but I wanted to be the odd ball an use the Crown.I haven't done any REAL PHOTOGRAPHY in 30 years.I do own two Speed Graphics, Bronica S2a an ETRS,two Canon FTb's,two F1's,an Nikon F3 that was handed down by the teacher,an the newest a Canon EOS3,All film cameras.Nice to chat with you.Vaughn
"We do not use the full scope of photographic technique until
we get down to it in the darkroom. That is where our pictures
come to life."
Same here, it's really nice to talk to someone that hasn't gotten into the buy a new digital camera and still belives in the quality of film photography. I think i'll head up into Utah in a few weeks and check out some of there scenery!
Thank you my friend. It's good to hear from you again!
