Winter Landscape

© Robert N. Valine

Winter Landscape

Uploaded: September 15, 2004

Description

Petri 45mm,2.8 lens,F8,1/125,Kodak Gold 400.I took this photo during a heavy snowfall.

Comments

September 15, 2004

Beautiful Rob!!! Winter is my favorite time of the year. #169194

Hurk (Steve) Hurkett January 07, 2007

Nice work, Rob ... snow shots are not always easy ....

Steve Hurkett #3791793

Robert N. Valine January 07, 2007

Thanks Steve,
I used an ambient light meter for this one. This was done with a Rangefinder camera that I bought for 10 bucks. My friend found it in his attic while cleaning. The meter doesn't work. I use it with a hand held meter or I use Kodak Tri X Black and White film which has a latitude of 9 stops and try to guess the exposure. It's challenging and fun and I've gotten pretty good at it. This forces me to pay attention to what the light is doing rather than rely on a reflected light meter reading which can be way off. Especially with snow. Thanks for the comments ! #3792203

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