|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
4/24/2012 4:30:32 AM
Yes Ernie, you can get film for this camera, but you have to get 16mm film and run it thru a splitter. Check out www.subclub.com
|
| Photo By: ERNIE BUCHANAN
(K:18939)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
1/23/2012 2:37:14 AM
I'm pleased to see that you've resumed your study of the southern side of north bound women.
|
| Photo By: Lucas L
(K:12145)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/20/2011 10:41:49 PM
Just curious Ernie... How do you load rimless automatic pistol rounds into the cylinder of a revolver? Half-moon clips?
|
| Photo By: ERNIE BUCHANAN
(K:18939)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/17/2011 2:58:24 AM
The deerslayer. This old shootin' iron helped to put venison on our table quite regularly.
|
| Photo By: ERNIE BUCHANAN
(K:18939)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
9/24/2011 5:45:44 PM
Unusual, yes. Well captured, absolutely.
|
| Photo By: giuliano colivicchi
(K:2880)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
6/24/2011 7:37:34 AM
A polarizing filter would really help here.
|
Photo By: Richard Bidgood
(K:842)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
1/10/2011 2:37:09 AM
I guess the old dutchman is still lost.
|
| Photo By: Anthony Franco
(K:12)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
1/10/2011 2:27:38 AM
One of my most favorite places.
|
| Photo By: Craig Nisnewitz
(K:625)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
1/3/2011 5:15:17 PM
An especially revealing (and haunting) image.
|
| Photo By: Izajmir Duro
(K:411)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
1/3/2011 5:12:51 PM
It may be an old cheap camera, but you certainly know how to get great results by using it.
|
| Photo By: Marco Cervellin
(K:1043)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
1/3/2011 5:07:38 PM
An excellent candid capture of these two geniuses. Well done.
|
| Photo By: Giuliano Guarnieri
(K:36622)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
1/3/2011 5:05:08 PM
What a unique photo showing both the older side of the city with the pillars on the left and the new, upscale shops on the right.
|
| Photo By: Enzo Cositore
(K:427)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
1/3/2011 5:01:41 PM
I was wondering what the original photo looked like. Agfa Ultra has such saturated colors that it would either do extremely well in the conditions as shown, or just be a smudge of color. How about sharing?
|
| Photo By: Mani Banai
(K:1090)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
1/3/2011 4:57:40 PM
You certainly picked a rare camera to use. Once they were so common and now so rare. I was lucky to get two of them. One was for color (Ektachrome) and the other for black and white (Tri-X). It looks like the lighting in this photo is mixed with incandescent with flash in the foreground and fluorescent in the background. I really like that effect. When was this photo taken?
|
| Photo By: Kai Yiu, Chan
(K:431)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
12/20/2010 6:53:39 PM
Ernie - this is pretty darn good. You have caught the age of the building concurrent with the age of the vehicle. Not many of these beauties left. Would you by chance have an image of the restored results?
|
| Photo By: ERNIE BUCHANAN
(K:18939)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
12/13/2010 7:02:16 PM
Peanut butter... a true gift from above. There were times and places in my life where it was all we had to bring a measure of civility to our condition. Only a true admirer of the miracle substance would know how truly special it is to have the first spoon in the new jar.
|
| Photo By: Jim Loy
(K:31373)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
12/7/2010 1:08:06 AM
A very simple composition... at first glance, then you see the leading line of the fence and the magnificent sky. Well done.
|
| Photo By: Allen .
(K:-667)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
12/7/2010 1:05:17 AM
This is a superb image. Everything in perfect measure.
|
| Photo By: Allen Aisenstein
(K:3693)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
12/3/2010 2:58:51 AM
The politics behind these place are dirtier than the plants are.
|
| Photo By: Jim Loy
(K:31373)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/20/2010 11:16:13 PM
This is an extremely powerful image, projecting an ominous sense of anticipation. The sky really sets this off. Was it really this way or did a bit of PS do the trick? Regardless, it is well composed and perfectly exposed.
|
| Photo By: Jurek Sobkowicz
(K:344)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/15/2010 12:21:07 PM
So little goes so far...
|
| Photo By: Jim Loy
(K:31373)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/15/2010 3:08:59 AM
A very evil look to this place.
|
| Photo By: Silvio Tucci, Jr.
(K:245)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/13/2010 5:11:57 PM
Ah, the caboose. The most endearing car on the train. They have such character and history to them... if they could only talk. Sadly very few, if any are still active. They are now relics of times past in better days. To many old railroad people this was the "crummy." I enjoy visiting them whenever I get the opportunity. Thanks for the bit of nostalgia
|
| Photo By: ERNIE BUCHANAN
(K:18939)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/13/2010 4:01:44 AM
I find the bindings on the quill end of the feathers to be quite unique. The pattern is that of military Vietnam Service Medal. Any thoughts on this? Perhaps the artist that built this headress was a veteran... or it was made for a veteran.
|
| Photo By: ERNIE BUCHANAN
(K:18939)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/12/2010 9:05:42 PM
This is a good photo for that song. The antelope must have been napping under some cover.
|
| Photo By: Jim Loy
(K:31373)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/12/2010 9:01:37 PM
Meet a Warrior. Let's just call him Daniel. He's the guy who just cranked out a sweet hit in gap between short and third. One run scored and he got on. Unfortuneatly he was thrown out trying to steal second. This was in late April of 1968.
|
| Photo By: George Marks
(K:15437)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/11/2010 10:59:48 PM
Simple man? I don't think so.
|
| Photo By: Jim Loy
(K:31373)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/11/2010 7:58:50 PM
This Canon camera and all of its succeeding types (G3, G5, Pro 1, G7 thru G12) can close down only to f/8.
|
| Photo By: Naomi Weidner
(K:6636)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/5/2010 5:28:35 PM
What a unique and well planned composition. Presenting only the lower half of the scene is very effective here. It could only be done in the clear Big Skies of Montana. The irrigation line would normally be a bit of distraction, but here it is overcome by these awesome mountains. Well Done!!
|
| Photo By: Stan Hill
(K:35352)
|
|
|
Critique By:
George Marks (K:15437)
11/1/2010 12:44:44 AM
You certainly reinforced the train of thought that credits the photographer for setting up the composition and controls the exposure. So many are awed by what a bit of genius can do with basic tools. Thank you for sharing this superb work.
|
| Photo By: Vincent Nekhaev
(K:-33)
|
|
