No alfresco

[W.Ray]

Too cool, too windy, too late ...

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[TechPan]

Ok...I really like this one....

Thanks for sharing.

 

[W.Ray]

No problem and glad you liked it.

 

[Chris101]

Wow, aren't the shadow of film wondrous?

 

[W.Ray]

You got it Chris. The whole dynamic range of film is wondrous.

 

[Chris101]

There is a restaurant in San Diego, one of my favorites, the Prado, that has chairs exactly like that. I always dine al fresco there! I get margarita ceviche with a pesce sour every time I go there. Sory for the hijack Ray. I'm hungry, and it's your picture's fault!

 

[rodneyAB]

i'm having Peets dark french roast, so my appetite is a bit stunted right now.
i like this photo, seems to cover the tonal range real good, and with what in my eye is a good balance within that range...

 

[CRavsten]

I really like this photograph. What film and camera did you use?

 

[alexf]

Very nice! I love the composition and the shades of gray!

 

[W.Ray]

There is a restaurant in San Diego, one of my favorites, the Prado, that has chairs exactly like that. I always dine al fresco there! I get margarita ceviche with a pesce sour every time I go there. Sory for the hijack Ray. I'm hungry, and it's your picture's fault!

There is no such thing a thread hijack when it comes to discussing good food.:wink:

 

[W.Ray]

i'm having Peets dark french roast, so my appetite is a bit stunted right now.
i like this photo, seems to cover the tonal range real good, and with what in my eye is a good balance within that range...

Thanks again, Rodney. Actually, I just finished a cup of mellow organic Bolivian fair trade coffee. As a matter of fact, I think I'll have another and it won't kill my appetite! :biggrin:

 

[W.Ray]

I really like this photograph. What film and camera did you use?

Thanks for looking. On this one I used my N80 and Kodak B&W 400 shot at 400.

 

[W.Ray]

Very nice! I love the composition and the shades of gray!

Alex, kind of you to look and comment. It's much appreciated.

 

[matthew.paul]

Wow Ray! This is fantastic! I love how it draws you in and isolates the subject.

 

[p3200TMZ]

Ray,

You have been putting the 'tunnel' effect to good use lately. First The Long Walk Home and now with the arches in this photo. I would have liked to seen just a tad more shadow detail. Very nice range of tones, especially like the tones on the arches, light to dark. Nice work.

Is this Kodak chromogenic B&W? CN?

 

[Beezle]

Very nice. You make me want to take a walk with my 200 and the F100.

 

[Graeme]

Beautiful photograph Ray............ one of your best on this forum my friend!

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[stickbowguy67]

Love this shot Ray!

 

[W.Ray]

Beautiful photograph Ray............ one of your best on this forum my friend!


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Thanks again, Graeme. One of these days I'll have to get out your way. My cousins live in Grimsby.

Wow Ray! This is fantastic! I love how it draws you in and isolates the subject.

Hey, Matthew, glad to hear from you again. Have fun on your trip!

Ray,

You have been putting the 'tunnel' effect to good use lately. First The Long Walk Home and now with the arches in this photo. I would have liked to seen just a tad more shadow detail. Very nice range of tones, especially like the tones on the arches, light to dark. Nice work.

Is this Kodak chromogenic B&W? CN?

Thanks for the comments. Yes, it's Kodak B+W 400 CN. As for the tones, well I wanted the shadows toned down. There's plenty of detail there on my calibrated monitor. Hey, maybe I'm developing tunnel vision!

Very nice. You make me want to take a walk with my 200 and the F100.

Do it Ed. I'm not much of a tele kinda guy but it's been a different way of looking for me lately!

Love this shot Ray!

Thanks. Man, I'm really getting tempted to get a rangefinder!

 

[Removed User 2]

Good shot, Ray!