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George Shadoan
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One view of NYC w/ G2,
45mm, f11@1/500. |
Harvey Trautenberg
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My name is Harvey Trautenberg. I took
this photo of a Royal Poinciana tree in Miami Florida on Saturday, June 3,
2000. These trees were planted in the Miami area, anually, by small school
children in the 1940's during what was called the Royal Poinciana
Festival. These trees are prolific in the Miami area and bloom during the
early part of June.
Not a great photo but a way to share the beauty I see every day with
others.
The photo was taken on Royal Gold 200 with a G2 and a 28mm Biogon I
purchased in February. I worked with Yoshi Okomoto who was President
Johnson's White House photographer. I worked under him at Time-Life in the
early 1970's. Please feel free to use the photo. I will submit other stuff
as time goes on. I prefer B&W work. |
Mark E Davison
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Brotherly Love
My son caught in the act of simultaneously pestering and adoring his
older sister while she experiments with white face makeup. The mirror
reveals her reaction.
Technical: Contax G2, 35/2 Planar, Kodak Elite Chrome 100. F2.8,
automatic exposure unrecorded.
Copyright (c) 2000 Mark E. Davison. All rights reserved. |
Heiner Wipperman
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Amaryllis
Contax G2, 90 mm; f 11, 1/60 s, Tripod, manual focus 1,05 m; TLA 140 (and
as Slave one Metz MZ 50); Fujicolor Superia at 100 ASA
Scanned with PhotoSmart S20 xi at 2400 dpi (with default settings).
(Converted to .JPG with Corel Photo Paint).
Copyright 2000, H. Wippermann, All rights reserved. |
Gilberto Colangelo
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Man reading
At the Lindenhof, in Zurich. It's a beautiful terrace over the Limmat
(the river), where people go to relax, read, chat, play chess or simply
watch the city below.
G1 90mm on Fuji Reala |
Knut Skjærven
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Composition
G2, 28 mm, f16. Fuji Superia 200. Slightly saturated and cropped in MS
Image Composer. Original picture overexposed. |
All images are Copyright 2000, by the
photographer. All rights reserved.
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