wenqing Workshop Photos Given

baby and mother (4)
wenqing

(11857)

second shot

(11857) [2009-05-08 08:10:56]

this shot is sharper
i think its due to the focal length of the lens cause the medium format lens has a bigger "sweet spot" when seen though the viewfinder of a 35mm camera

what i saw as infocus in the viewfinder is actually still slightly off

SCDF (6)
wenqing

(11857)

crane

(11857) [2008-11-04 06:47:47]

you can see how bad the fire was in this frame
luckily it was put out before the crane was needed

FIRE!!! (4)
wenqing

(11857)

burning

(11857) [2008-11-02 05:59:45]

luckily the fire was on the top floor of the apartment block

devils tree (16)
wenqing

(11857)

original

(11857) [2008-10-30 07:40:54]

this is the original image that the IR camera produced

little india (14)
wenqing

(11857)

b/w

(11857) [2008-09-18 08:21:59]

converted to b/w in PS
i think i still prefer the color :P

in the sun 2 (34)
wenqing

(11857)

BottleTree

(11857) [2008-06-20 07:57:27]

this is what the bottletree looks like :)
the tree is quite huge
u need 3 person to go round its trunk

Hasselblad 500 c/m (16)
wenqing

(11857)

front view

(11857) [2008-05-15 07:26:41]

you can see the chrome is still in its original condition
the camera was still in its box when i bought it

Hasselblad 500 c/m (16)
wenqing

(11857)

left view

(11857) [2008-05-15 07:24:32]

different angle
you can see the model number here
the circular metal at the back releases the film from the film back

Title: river in the cityMamiya RB 67 Pro-SD

river in the city (12)
wenqing

(11857)

F11

(11857) [2008-02-25 18:43:28]

this shot was done at F11
to see the difference in DOF for the wide angle lens

slight skew perspective correction for background buildings

Romania

Missing you (4)
alexas

(273)

bluring

(11857) [2007-11-11 09:55:39]

i use motion blur on part of the trees in the back ground to create depth

selected part of the image for new frame and use zoom blur cause i didn't want to crop the photo
i wanted to move that center line slightly off the viewers perspective :)