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Trevor- that is some pretty impressive landscape you get to play in. Makes us desert dwellers a bit jealous.

One from yesterday

Just lighten the orange back up and darken your blues and aquas some more. I would also push your yellows and greens to very light so you get a really good contrast. (I tried to save it and play with it but the resolution is too small)

Camera Simulator= pretty cool except where is the tripod to shoot with? I have a steadier hand than that simulator. :sombrero:

1. 35mm bw film 2. 35mm bw film 3. Digital Conversion- LR2 & PS 4. Digital Conversion - LR2 & PS 5. The way back machine- Digital Conversion with nothing more than Iphoto (don't think I had PS yet)

Congrats on the expensive toilet paper!! :victory:

Michael- I would love to follow along with this. I do not use Lightroom but would still be interested in the discussion and techniques.

With Trevor's recent thread on Nik Silver Efex 2 some fantastic b&w images were shared. While that thread is a great discussion of different processes and techniques this thread can simply be a showcase of members black and white images, film or digital conversions. 1. Digital conversion in...

Wow- some really nice b&w images being put up. Looks like a a dedicated b&w thread would be a good idea. Nice work everyone!

I took my Canon AE-1 on a couple trips recently. The light meter wasn't working but the images didn't turn out all that bad.

Rocky Mtn National Park a couple weeks ago

I took the same image and did two conversions for additional comparison. Black and White Presets- Green Filter Channel Mixer Preset: Black and White with Yellow Filter

Part of a maternity shoot

Very nice Joe!

For those that are a little more cost conscious the wireless triggers work as good as the Pocket Wizards. I have a set pf Pocket Wizard II Transceivers and a four pack of the 4 channel wireless triggers. From experience and tests I now only use the Pocket Wizards with my studio equipment and...

Nathan- those are all awesome shots! For me- the lenses I take are dependent on what I am going to be shooting and the ideas I have in my mind before even going out. If I am going to go walk around a city I would pack a telephoto and a wide angle lens so I could shoot street candids and...

Congrats! Here is a page you should save to your favorites: http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Camera-Lenses/index.page and a page that has lens tests for both Nikkor and third party lenses http://www.photozone.de/nikon--nikkor-aps-c-lens-tests Now go shoot that camera and start posting...

Here are a few of our previous trips for those interested. 2007 - Utah http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=56942 2008 - NW New Mexico http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=87487

Chaco is fantastic we hit that a couple years ago. I have not yet been to Mesa Verde but it is high on the list.