Untitled
Innsbruck, Austria – November 2009
Camera: Rolleicord V
Film: Kodak BW400CN, Medium Format

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Maureen Maliha
I love the little arc of light on or across the water, and the soft reflectiveness there, beneath the reeds and grasses. So well done. Love this
danielklaas replied
Thanks Maureen. Always appreciate your comments. I agree about the arc, it may be due to the age of the lens, but it works well here. Almost a rainbow for the animals of the pond.
hsien-ku
oh! that light ray!
perfect, perfect, perfect!
you have outdone me!
beautiful – through away the digital!
danielklaas replied
You cannot be outdone my beautiful J. You inspired this shot, I hope I did you justice.
x
Lisa Jewell
Enchanting…..
Your use of natural light is absolutely lush and perfect.
A glorious location.
danielklaas replied
Thanks so much Lisa. I like you choice of words here (again).
Luckily for me, this location is only a few minutes walk away. Got some great looks though holding the Rollei in my hands :-)
Lisa Jewell
oh you must have thought you’d died and gone to heaven living so close to such beauty.
danielklaas replied
You should see what my back was facing. Mountain after mountain…
x
Lisa Jewell
oh shhhhhhhsh, now you’re making me green…;)
danielklaas replied
Sorry – Cant help myself :-)
rodeorose
Gorgeous heavenly shot Daniel- love the BW treatment.
danielklaas replied
Thanks again. Its B&W film, so no treatment added here. Pretty much a direct negative scan.
rodeorose
Wow- thanks of correcting me- explains the quality then?!! Daniel do you scan the shots then or the film, or how do you get them up here?
danielklaas replied
At the moment I am getting the film developed in town (next step is to develop my own work). Then scan the negatives at home with a scanner that can handle medium format film. Import them into the computer, and upload :-)
Waiting on your negatives is so weird after using digital for so long.
rodeorose
The difference is so worth it.
danielklaas replied
Fully agree. Digital is great, but there is something about film that digital just can’t quite match. Well in my opinion anyway. Thanks for your support.
thomasroessler
Didn’t they tell us not to photograph directly into opposite light?
Rules are there to be broken. You know obviously how to do!!!
danielklaas replied
Thanks Thomas. Exactly my thoughts too. You never know until you point that camera directly at the light.
Joanne Bradley
Gorgeous shot! It deserves a title! Something on the from a magical realm for sure!
danielklaas replied
Thanks so much Joanne. I rarely title my work. I prefer to let the viewer see what they want to see.
Appreciate you kind words.
Laurie Search
Love the sun peeking through the trees…!
danielklaas replied
Thank you Laurie :-)
leonie7
just stuning love it
danielklaas replied
Thanks Leonie. Appreciate your comment.