Post your b&w images - digital or film....

[starriderrick]

Loupey,
That SR-71 shot is radical.

Here is a B/W of my favorite muscle car of the 60's.The Ultra rare 427 MERCURY Comet.

I just couldn't leave that cone alone....

Rick

[Ballen Photo]

Loupey,
That SR-71 shot is radical.

Agreed.

Here is a B/W of my favorite muscle car of the 60's.The Ultra rare 427 MERCURY Comet.

That had to be Mercury's cousin to Fords T Bolt? Would like to see the whole car sometime.
-Bruce

[susaan]

Loupey, its awesome ! -looks hungry...

PRB,see trees,feet and knees...texture is cool.

Frog-the top ones' a winner..not close to bored..."a fan"

Warren,nice-got a few shadow people of my own,here ,somewhere...love the stories behind the shots and how you see the world.

The first one is our lead vocalist,as light and easy to work with as this shot.An enabler.

Me-with my shadows.

Musicians in traditional Jawa costume taking a break.

[Alison]

Can I play?
Here are a couple of mine. For the past two evenings I have been playing with my studio lights.

[Frog]

Ty, susan and nice stuff y'rself.
I have yet to see a shot in this thread that I don't like.

[Wild Wassa]

I like racing boats at night. I like racing at night more than I like racing during the day. Racing a boat at night is just an amazing adventure. It can be so dark when the moon is hidden that visibility improves when I close my eyes ... and I dream that I'm really a pirate.

'The Black Whydah' ... free running off the dunes of the Ninety Mile Beach in Victoria.





Warren.

[Alison]

Having some fun with my lights and my baby girl yesterday. I love how this one turned out

[Frog]

I can see why you love how it turned it out.

[Alison]

Thank you Frog.

[chrismatthews]

she's adorable Alison!

[Old Timer]

Here is one that you may have seen variations of from the same session in other threads. this was a 50mm self portrait using only natural light from an open door. I converted to a b&w that I tried to simulate an old Kodak Tri-X look to.

[Wild Wassa]

'Flinders Lane' ... a bit of low key tonality.





Warren.

[Abiciriderback]

Mt. Index during a little hike last week along Hwy 2 in Washington State.

Ray Still

[Liz]

Mt. Index during a little hike last week along Hwy 2 in Washington State.

Ray Still

Wow! That's quite a mountain top. Do people actually climb up to the top?

This is an excellent shot - I love the clouds surrounding the top and the sky in the background..

Liz

[jetrim]

Another scruffy work shot

[JETA]

The Bay in the town I live in.

[SmartWombat]

A few motorsport images, from Goodwood Revival and GP Live.
Attempting to recall the spirit of the original airfield race circuits.

Yes, the keen eyed among you have spotted Jochen Maas and Sterling Moss.

[schrackman]

A couple from the other day. Canon XTi & Sigma 18-55.

Ray

[Wild Wassa]

'Over The Edge' ... there was a late snow fall a week before Christmas here in the mountains of the Murrumbidgee.





The stone cairn in the Bimbirri Wilderness is part of the historic border that was surveyed during 1902-5 between the Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales.

The melting snow runs into the Cotter catchment and then into the Murrumbidgee and then several months later ... I might get to drink it. I sampled some when I took this shot and it was cold.

Warren.

[Liz]

'Over The Edge' ... there was a late snow fall a week before Christmas here in the mountains of the Murrumbidgee.


The stone cairn in the Bimbirri Wilderness is part of the historic border that was surveyed during 1902-5 between the Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales.

The melting snow runs into the Cotter catchment and then into the Murrumbidgee and then several months later ... I might get to drink it.

Warren.

Warren,

This is AWESOME - and the title is perfect! What a beautiful image - I hope you have - or will have - this photo hanging somewhere.

The lighting is just perfect as is the composition! Is this film? Would you share how you shot this? Thanks! I'll view it again.....and probably again.....

Liz

[Wild Wassa]

Liz, Thank you for your support. I couldn't wish for a finer interest.

I shot the image on digital (JPEG) with a point and shoot Canon S75. The camera is a tad old, but it is light and adequate for mucking around in the bush.

I'd be delighted to post a thread about the post processing of the image in the digital darkroom on the new enhanced Digital Photography section of the Forum called 'Photography Software & Post Processing'.

The thread is called 'Light Snow ... in a digital darkroom' ... 'Light Snow' ... in a digital darkroom.

Warren.

[Liz]

Liz, Thank you for your support. I couldn't wish for a finer interest.

I shot the image on digital (JPEG) with a point and shoot Canon S75. The camera is a tad old, but it is light and adequate for mucking around in the bush.

I'd be delighted to post a thread about the post processing of the image in the digital darkroom on the new enhanced Digital Photography section of the Forum called 'Photography Software & Post Processing'.

The thread is called 'Light Snow ... in a digital darkroom' ... 'Light Snow' ... in a digital darkroom.

Warren.

Wow! I never would have guessed this was shot with a p&s. It's a great example of what can be accomplished with a p&s in the right hands.

Liz

[Ballen Photo]

Wow! I never would have guessed this was shot with a p&s. It's a great example of what can be accomplished with a p&s in the right hands.

Agree Liz. I have noticed that Warren is posting some very high quality stuff lately.
Warren, I don't always have time to post in them, but I have noticed. Keep it up.
-Bruce

[Canuck935]

INCREDIBLE images!! Can't let this thread die... RESURRECTION time!!!

This is down a side slot canyon off Canyon Sin Nombre in Anza - Borrego State Park.

[Greg McCary]

This is Acros 100 shot with a Mamiya 645