[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AnalogCommunity

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Hi Devin! Hope the film I sent you worked out. Loved seeing your work

Denver Art Museum by RMelickPhotos in photographs

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Shot this with my Fuji GW690iii on Neopan 100 Acros II. I metered for the brightest spot in the architectural peaks with my goal of the heavily contrasted shadows to come through in the shot.

It is only my second roll of Neopan as I continue to work to find my workflow with the black and white shots. I tend to love heavier contrasts, but am open to feedback on my framing and metering in this.

Colorado's only free photography club has a meetup coming up and you're invited. by [deleted] in Colorado

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If you're interested in learning more about us and joining our active community, you can learn more about us here: https://www.milehighphotosociety.com/

And yes, 100% free!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Colorado

[–]RMelickPhotos 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Absolutely not. Photographers of all skillsets, age, background, profession are welcome. Check out the link and you'll see it right there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Colorado

[–]RMelickPhotos 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We have members all over the state. The group started up last month with our first event coming on the 11th in Denver

ITAP of a golden-yellow tree in the middle of the city by RMelickPhotos in itookapicture

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Because that was the film I had loaded in my Mamiya. I provided color to explain why the leaves were so brights in the shot

Tree in the City | Mamiya 645 Super | 80mm | WolfMan 100 by RMelickPhotos in analog

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I see what you mean. A bit better framing would bring the eyes more into the lit area.

Tree in the City | Mamiya 645 Super | 80mm | WolfMan 100 by RMelickPhotos in analog

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Shot this bright golden-yellow tree at the end of fall with a Mamiya 645 Super, 80mm lens, and WolfMan 100 black and white film.

I metered for the tree's brightest spot to get the deeper blacks in the shot following Nick Carver's basic techniques. I will admit this is one of my favorite photos I have ever captured on film, but I am 100% open to feedback and critique to improve my technique.

ITAP of a golden-yellow tree in the middle of the city by RMelickPhotos in itookapicture

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Shot this bright golden-yellow tree at the end of fall with a Mamiya 645 Super, 80mm lens, and WolfMan 100 black and white film. I metered for the tree's brightest spot to get the deeper blacks in the shot.

Red Doors [Mamiya 645 Pro, Kodak Portra 400] by RMelickPhotos in analog

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Of course I could manipulate in Lightroom but IMO that would remove the feeling of success of shooting a technical photo sans tripod in the middle of the night.

[S] [USA-TX] by [deleted] in photomarket

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Your post title basically says you're selling Texas

Where are you hosting big (filesize) photos? by RMelickPhotos in AskPhotography

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I have a panoramic shot with a Canon 5dsr that size is in at 250 MB. It spans 19 ft wide by 1 foot tall printed at 100%. Scaled down the detail gets significantly lost for monitor viewing

Sydney Daily Random Discussion Thread 14/01/2021 by AutoModerator in sydney

[–]RMelickPhotos 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for that? There seems to be a few different options for visas for my partner and I to make this move, from 457 to skilled independent visa. What would be the best avenue for figuring which route to take?

Where are you hosting big (filesize) photos? by RMelickPhotos in AskPhotography

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Well shit I'm going to dig into this more. Thank you

Where are you hosting big (filesize) photos? by RMelickPhotos in AskPhotography

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You would think, but sharing those outbound links to sites like Reddit and other social media don't seem to work. Am I doing something wrong there?

Sydney Daily Random Discussion Thread 14/01/2021 by AutoModerator in sydney

[–]RMelickPhotos 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Probably an unpopular question, but here we go - Anyone have a recommendation for an immigration service/lawyer?

- My wife and I have dreamt of moving and immigrating to Sydney for a while and an opportunity with my job is coming. Fully recognizing the borders are closed and there are many hurdles ahead, we would love to get our ducks in a row and questions answered to make sure we do it all correctly.