I love how different types of light can test Portra out and it stands up so well imo. And this was a 160 pushed….it’s a nice finish and good reflection of colours. Particularly in the first image.
As for colour in my world….I just purchased a second MM ….ahhhh. Not for keeps though. Got it second hand for a trip I have next year in Feb and there are not a lot about. Will be selling straight afterwards!
Thanks Ondra…there was a bit of some late afternoon light…it was quite scenic.
Yes, winters here are quite harsh: they are long, dark, and extremely cold. By January, it will be about -35 degrees centigrade. It is really the only drawback of living in Alberta. (Well, that, and the mosquitoes during the summer months!!)
Aww, minus 35 degrees celsius is quite too much for me. I guess it is night temperature, right? Usual top night temperatures are here like minus 20. Its rather extreme to have such temperature during day.
But at least you have a great opportunity to enjoy winter sports, like skating and ice hockey 🙂
Hmmm… thats really tough. Do you wear masks or something in such terrible colds? I guess it can be easy to have frostbites on a face, nose or ears.
By the way, I am quite surprised that you use metric system. I thought that Canada had the same imperial system like U.S. Good to know. I have quite problems to think in imperial system.
I love how different types of light can test Portra out and it stands up so well imo. And this was a 160 pushed….it’s a nice finish and good reflection of colours. Particularly in the first image.
As for colour in my world….I just purchased a second MM ….ahhhh. Not for keeps though. Got it second hand for a trip I have next year in Feb and there are not a lot about. Will be selling straight afterwards!
Heh heh…You’re crazy Andy!!
Thanks for the comments…very jealous about the trip!
All the best,
M.
I like the #3 picture, especially the light and color. It looks like there was a sunset.
It seems you can have really tough winters in Edmonton. In comparison to Edmonton, it is still warm here.
Thanks Ondra…there was a bit of some late afternoon light…it was quite scenic.
Yes, winters here are quite harsh: they are long, dark, and extremely cold. By January, it will be about -35 degrees centigrade. It is really the only drawback of living in Alberta. (Well, that, and the mosquitoes during the summer months!!)
All the best,
M.
Aww, minus 35 degrees celsius is quite too much for me. I guess it is night temperature, right? Usual top night temperatures are here like minus 20. Its rather extreme to have such temperature during day.
But at least you have a great opportunity to enjoy winter sports, like skating and ice hockey 🙂
Ondra,
Unfortunately, no…minus 35 is Day!!
…with windchill it may be minus 45 overnight!!
-M.
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Hmmm… thats really tough. Do you wear masks or something in such terrible colds? I guess it can be easy to have frostbites on a face, nose or ears.
By the way, I am quite surprised that you use metric system. I thought that Canada had the same imperial system like U.S. Good to know. I have quite problems to think in imperial system.