Four Doos

[Brian Moore]

Seal Beach, California.

Mamiya C33 and Ilford FP4 processed in Caffenol C-M.



Four Doos by brian-moore, on Flickr

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Wow, Brian, that's top dollar, I really like this

 

[Brian Moore]

Wow, Brian, that's top dollar, I really like this

Thankee kindly, Dan!

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Well-spooted doos, Brian! Ha, my spellchecker changed that to coos...

 

[Pete Askew]

What a great composition Brian (and why does Abba spring to mind?!). So, are the other two don'ts then?! And I'm always pleased when there's a couple of drums in a shot.

I know you have others but do you find the WLF affects the way you compose?

 

[Brian Moore]

Well-spooted doos, Brian! Ha, my spellchecker changed that to coos...

It was a good day for doo spooting.

Coos are a different species, Rob. You can tell the difference between a doo and a coo because one can fly. (Wee bit harder wi' pigs, though.)

Thanks, Rob!

 

[Rense Haveman]

Love it!

The photo, as well as the comments, which are hilarious...

 

[Brian Moore]

What a great composition Brian (and why does Abba spring to mind?!). So, are the other two don't then?! And I'm always pleased when there's a couple of drums in a shot.

I know you have others but do you find the WLF affects the way you compose?

Maybe its because you haven't come out as a Swede yet, Pete?

In fact, Mr. CS Smarty Pants, the others actually don't don't. They dinnae!

"WLF,"...? Ha! You have to get up pretty early in the morning to get an acronym past me! But you nearly did it! (Again.)[doh]

I find that the,... ahem,... "WLF", does indeed affect the way I compose. First, it's all reversed, so I do a lot more side-to-side landscape sweeps while muttering subtle correction advice to myself such as, "other way eejit."[doh]

But really the main thing is that I just take more time to compose. Side-to-side/up and doon, to get a pleasing comp. And also, because the OOF is so pleasant with this lens, I'm really enjoying bringing things into and out of focus while peering into the ground glass. Also, close ups have to be framed more carefully because of the parallax error. And finally, it may just be a novelty for me at the moment, but focusing and using the WLF is just more fun.

Thank you, Pete!

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Love it!

The photo, as well as the comments, which are hilarious...

Thanks, Rense.

 

[Paul Lange]

That is a really nice way to compose the image with all the rectangles framing each other and the diagonal cutting across half the scene.

 

[Brian Moore]

That is a really nice way to compose the image with all the rectangles framing each other and the diagonal cutting across half the scene.

Thanks Paul. Much appreciated!

 

[Steve Boykin]

Awesome!!!! Well let me rephrase that: "Like TOTALLY AWESOME Dude!!!!!!!"

 

[Brian Moore]

Awesome!!!! Well let me rephrase that: "Like TOTALLY AWESOME Dude!!!!!!!"

lol. Like,...thanks, dude. Awesomely appreciated!

 

[Beth Carter]

wonderfully composed!

 

[Brian Moore]

wonderfully composed!

Thanks, Beth.