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The Pinkham & Smith Visual Quality IV- 'Par le Verre'

I kept thinking of 'Through Glass' when I shot this, so I figure the French translation of this sounds better.   Getting around to 'airing out' the Pinkham VQ, I've shot more still lifes/glass than I had ever intended, and now I'm exhausted, and also exhausted for now in what I've had to say about still lifes, and it's time for me to do something else.   I want to quit while I'm ahead.

This is frosted glass mostly and all backlight shot wideopen.   I gotta tell you what's great for me about shooting w/the VQ...........no headaches.

It's been fun, but I'm done.

 

Posted on Wednesday, June 3, 2009 at 02:18AM by Registered CommenterJonathan Brewer | Comments3 Comments

Reader Comments (3)

Hi Jonathan,
an absolute fantastic series. I could not tell wish I love most because each one is unique and awesome. I wish I would have more time for practice with my old lenses.
All the best
Stefan d

June 3, 2009 | Registered CommenterStefan D

Could not agree more. Wonderful interpretation of light Jonathan.

Steve

June 3, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterSteve Nicholls

Hi Stefan, hi Steve

Thanks for the extremely kind words. I gotta tell U that in using both the SerIII and Ser I Semi-Achromatics and then the Visual Quality, the Visual Quality will handle a wider spectrum of lighting schemes.

By virtue of the great folks here and others, the story told by these lens goes on.

Take care

June 3, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterJonathan Brewer

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