Lensbaby

Been a while since I posted anything and quite a while since I shot any LB material. But here's a few recent ones that I liked. Canon 7E, Composer Pro, double glass, Super Wide, Kodak EB-3 expired 10 years, cross processed. Whew, that was a bit of a description. :)

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Peter

Peter, that first image has got to be the best extreme bent shot I've seen in a while. You do it so well.

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rob castro

website = [www.justanobserver.com]

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100% agree with Rob. The first one is a big time winner!

fUzzYeYebAlls

Peter,

Nice to see you back. Love the first image as well.

Rich

Thanks for the kind words, these were fun. :)

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Peter

very interesting shots. I like the last the best, it feels like I'm falling. I also like the s shaped hair in #4

Great. I love the grain and colors. Interesting to see some of thos Newtonian rings in the first (or whatever it is)

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Great set Peter - I like the colors, well done work.

Jørgen
[www.jffoto.dk]

Thanks!

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Peter

Peter - As others have previously pointed out, the first image is a real keeper ...nicely composed and executed with the repeating/blurring window motif.

You mentioned that this is along a river ...where and what river is this neat building on, if I may ask?

Cheers,
JDenny

Thanks for the kind words! It is in Turners Falls, MA, along the banks of the CT River. These old factory buildings were once papermills and a one is actually still in operation. The long low building is actually the Gatehouse to the Power Canal which fed many of the old factories along it. One factory complex which is no longer there was the John Russell Cutlery where many of the early American knives and edged tools were made, the Green River brand in particular.

Here are some views from further down the river looking north. The Power Canal is on the other side of this row of buildings and runs parallel to them before returning to the main river. There is a hydroelectric generating station at the end of the canal.

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Peter

the first is a cracker

have a good weekend

oliver

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