Brian Moore
Moderator
Shot this with the Cheap As Chips camera (Konica Autoreflex TC) and Kodak Plus X film.
Sea of Tranquility
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Julian de'Courcy
Well-Known Member
Brilliance. Superb. A wonderful image Brian. Stunning. Need more Cheap Chips camera shots.
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
Brian Moore
Moderator
Thank you, Hamish!
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Thank you, Julian. By the way, "Cheap as Chips" was a contest put on last year by Hamish. (Buy a cheap camera and film and enter 3 images from said camera and film.) It was a lot of fun until the winner was announced. (Dodkin! Grrrrr!
) Thanks again, Julian.
Ahmad Bhai
Well-Known Member
The wave just about to break infront of the two people HCB would have said is decisive moment.
Capturing it in analogue is a proper DM.
In digital we could have waited for quite a few more waves and hence lost that DM feeling (which on the whole digital has done away with).
BRAVO
i just appreciate the everything about it ... gentle elegance.
Capturing it in analogue is a proper DM.
In digital we could have waited for quite a few more waves and hence lost that DM feeling (which on the whole digital has done away with).
BRAVO
i just appreciate the everything about it ... gentle elegance.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Many thankyous for your kind comments, Ahmad. Much appreciated.
Chris Dodkin
West Coast Correspondent
I think the whole thing was faked - you can clearly see clouds and water, and we all know the Moon has no atmosphere!
Nice one Brian - but we're not fooled!
Nice one Brian - but we're not fooled!
Brian Moore
Moderator
LOL. Well Chris,...I can think of no one better qualified than you to speak about atmospheric conditions in celestial objects.I think the whole thing was faked - you can clearly see clouds and water, and we all know the Moon has no atmosphere!
Nice one Brian - but we're not fooled!
Thanks Chris!
Hamish Gill
Tech Support (and Marketing)
I love this photo!
Brian Moore
Moderator
Thank you very much, Hamish.
Steve Boykin
Well-Known Member
Wow that's really nice. After viewing a lot of your photos I have finally decided start using film. I have my doubts that I can actually process it. There is just something really, um...well, tactile about the photos you don't see with digital. And I agree with Ahmad on the DM. I think the worst thing about digital cameras is that little screen on the back.
PS- Where is Sadie?
PS- Where is Sadie?
Brian Moore
Moderator
That is a high compliment Steve and I am very flattered.
You can do it, Steve. It just takes a wee bit of practice getting the film onto the reels; the rest is easy. I'm looking forward to seeing your film pictures.
Pete Askew
Admin
I can add nothing to what has already be said other than to say that I love the shot also. The timing, composition, soft tones and the line from corner to couple to breaking wave and person (?) in the water. Superb.
Brian Moore
Moderator
Many thanks, Pete. (And yes,...it's a person in the water. A surfer sitting on his board waiting for the next wave. Thanks again, Pete.)I can add nothing to what has already be said other than to say that I love the shot also. The timing, composition, soft tones and the line from corner to couple to breaking wave and person (?) in the water. Superb.
