[SET Man]

Hey!

   I know what you mean. Sheet films are very expensive now. I think Kodak no longer have 4x5 film in 25 sheets pack. A box of 100 sheets T-Max 100 now cost $70. My Sinar F1 have been collecting dust since late 2005  And it is not hard to set up your LF cam around NYC without getting attention of police, building securities and etc.

    Anyway, I used to own a Mamiya RZ Pro II cam with 110mm f2.8 in the late '90s. Beautiful camera, the lens produce great image also and the 6x7cm is the same proportion as 8x10"

Take care,
Buddy

[nathanm]

[JerryM]

^^^ Wow, that's pretty. 

If you're ever of the mind to sell a print of that, drop me a PM. 

[Bob in St. Louis]

Wow. Best one yet.
That's amazing Nathan. That image right there is way past a good understanding of a piece of equipment. That's nothing short of masterful artwork.

Bob

[nathanm]

I hung out with the scum of the earth on my vacation too!  I thought the out of focus branch was a good idea at the time, but now I'm not so sure.  It's not bad I guess.

[charmerci]

That branch is rather disconcerting. A bit bothersome not to be able to focus on something in the middle of your vision - but if that's the goal/purpose of it....

[nathanm]

[nathanm]

[Bob in St. Louis]

Nice. The level of detail on the moss is amazing. Great job!

[nathanm]

It took a bit of tweaking but I got a good print finally.  (16x20")My mom hinted that she wanted a print of this one for Christmas.

[Bob in St. Louis]

Nice. 
What's the title? Can't read that small.

[nathanm]

It's called "The Bog Man's Den"

In the crisp morning air the Bog Man of Cedarburg crept from his ancient hovel and sat upon a mossy log, letting the flickering beams of sunlight gently warm his leathery hide.

I just invented the idea of a mythical creature living there who looked like one of the bog people found in peat, except alive.  It's just some of the amusing nonsense I think about when I am saving my Photoshop file.  Otherwise it would be something like "Trees With Moss" and that's just no fun at all.

[Bob in St. Louis]

  Nice. That's awesome, great story. 

[MaxCast]

It's called "The Bog Man's Den"

In the crisp morning air the Bog Man of Cedarburg crept from his ancient hovel and sat upon a mossy log, letting the flickering beams of sunlight gently warm his leathery hide.

I just invented the idea of a mythical creature living there who looked like one of the bog people found in peat, except alive.  It's just some of the amusing nonsense I think about when I am saving my Photoshop file.  Otherwise it would be something like "Trees With Moss" and that's just no fun at all.

Looks like a great idea for a calendar.  Months of the Bog Man

[nathanm]