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Clogher Head, Dingle
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One of my rare forays into b/w film. I jiggled and wiggled a lot to frame the little conjunction of points at middle left. Was it worth it? I thought it kind of looked like a radioactivity hazard symbol.
Neopan 400, OM10 with a Sigma 28mm f2.8.Bigger:
http://flagrantdisregard.com/flickr/onblack.php?id=35387443&size=LargePS, do not try and photograph this place in the daytime in summer. It crawls with touristas. Fortunately, just at the magic evening light hour they all disappear back to their hotels and B&Bs and you’ll have the place almost to yourself.
Really like this, Steve.
Only thing I would like would be to see the sky grading up to a darker contrastier grey to match the richness of the land.Shame on me – I live only about 30 miles away and only visit a couple of times a year. Smashing shot – this is one of my favourite places. Works really well for me.
Mick451 wrote:
Really like this, Steve.
Only thing I would like would be to see the sky grading up to a darker contrastier grey to match the richness of the land.For some reason, I don’t feel I have the same licence to diddle about with film shots in the same way I do digital ones ;) It’d be a moment’s work to do as you requested using an adjustment layer (indeed, it’d be a moment’s work to pop on a polariser or GND at the time of taking, if I had either).
For some reason, I don’t feel I have the same licence to diddle about with film shots in the same way I do digital ones It’d be a moment’s work to do as you requested using an adjustment layer (indeed, it’d be a moment’s work to pop on a polariser or GND at the time of taking, if I had either).
Steve
Its a good image that just needs a little bit of work either in the darkroom or in PS. I think its worth finishing one way or another. A nice print is what’s required , maybe try both and compare.
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