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Pictures Niger and Mauritania Sahara
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Very nice - bring back old memories.
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Great photos, gives me even more incentive if thats possible to go, Dave
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Beautiful pix, inspiration indeed!
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Awsome work, Agustín!
Very much enjoyed the photos and makes me feel what i'm doing in the home now... Arose me technical question too - you have very large 23" prints available - did you use large or medium format photography then? Or just 35mm equipment with technical (ISO25-64) film to get large detailed prints? Cheers, Margus |
Simply Beautifull.
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Deart Nitsuga
Great pictures need working on, and you have really worked on 'em... A splendid portfolio from a seriously challenging and emotive environment, enhanced by great composition and dramatic lighting. Thanks for re-igniting the joys of black and white too! Regards Kitmax ------------------ Kitmax - Traveller [URL=http://www.kitmax.com.htm[/URL] [This message has been edited by kitmax (edited 02 October 2005).] |
Thanks Margus.
I shoot with 35mm under 100asa. That range of Black and white film is forgiving when you blow it up to a max of 16X20 on traditional silver gelatin printing. The very large prints are Gicleé digital prints on fiber paper. I can get them at fine rsolution to that size by drum-scanning the negs. Quote:
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Kit. I enjoyed looking through your site's travel section. Wondeful places you've visited!
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just visited your web page. nice pics.. especially because of they are black and white! my favourite is "camel detail" btw.
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Hello Nitsuga,
Very impressive work indeed. The picture called "Thaffassasset, the great empty" reminds me of a great stretch of the hamada in Libya I once crossed on the way to Derj. You can see it on a google sat map here: http://tinyurl.com/ayokn and my picture of the place is here: http://tinyurl.com/atasy [This message has been edited by Roman (edited 04 October 2005).] |
What a great site! This inmense spaces are sublime. I hope I can go to Libya in the very near future.
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