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Thanks Mark. I think I might try and return there on a more uniformly overcast day. As it was, clouds were moving fast and the light was changing from one minute to the next. Not easy conditions for LF photography! I tried my best to get the contrast to within 4 stops or so but even so, I think I wa...

I thought it only fair to put up one of my shots for general comments. This was taken in the Gorges de l'Areuse in Western Switzerland about 10 days ago. Tech. details: 150mm, 4" @ f32, Velvia 50 Quickload. There's a little more shadow detail in the original but my scanner obstinately refuses to hav...

It's a shame that you've had no comments at all on what is a very fine portrait indeed. The only minor point is the skin tones on the arms seem a little over-exposed. Perhaps darkening them a tad might improve things. But that's just a nitpick. Great stuff and a huge amount better than my own first ...

Couple of quick points: as presented the image lacks contrast and, well, 'ooomph' (to use a technical term :lol:). Making a simple 'S' curve adjustment and boosting saturation a little in Photoshop works wonders. Aside from that, I think pulling the tripod back a few steps (or fitting a wider lens, ...

Thanks Paul.

I hope so. It would be good to meet you guys!

Just thought I'd do the decent thing and say 'hi' to everyone before wading in with my opinions... :D I got myself an Ebony RSW45 back in March and have been having huge amounts of fun with it ever since. I went for the Ebony over a Toyo because... well, it may be expensive but it's a work of art in...