Headed out this morning as my son Christian woke up at 5.40am. We have had quite a lot of nice light around this week so I was glad to shoot this one.
2 stop lee soft grad | panoramic stitch shot in Landscape mode on the 5D MkII. Knocked out a couple of shots on the GX617 as well.
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They look absolutely stunning.
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Thanks, Allen
Sure when I get around to processing the film. Builds up slowly at the moment. Only got 5 rolls to get processed at the moment. Some 6×24 shots as well.
Thanks for sharing your art and taking the time to respond. I’m considering the same camera (Canon 5D Mark 11) and learning to stitch. I have a Fuji w/ 180 and 300mm and love Velvia. That’s why I’m curious about your results. I’ve shot pano and velvia since mid 80’s with the Fuji and custom made wide format cameras, then get drum scans. Living in Alaska we have Lab challenges, so I thought about learning to stitch, and maybe selling the Fuji.
You’ve got very impressive images, on the screen they look very nice. I’m really looking forward to checking your site out
Allen
Wow, great looking new look blog! Avoca Beach is definitely on my list of places to visit next time I’m in NSW. The clouds are spectacular.
Thanks Matt, yea we have a great coastline here on the Coast. When your over here next let me know. Cheers.
looks good mate
I’m looking forward to see the velvia shot to compare colours, mood and details. Love these colours Matt. Hope both of you had a great time shooting. Grt C.
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