post your trees!

[Corran]

Always more trees to photograph...

This is along the Wacissa River in Florida. Chamonix 45n1, 58mm XL, TMX, Acufine:

[Old-N-Feeble]

I like that a lot, Corran. It has a wonderful sense of depth.

[RSalles]

300 Fuji c

David,

You've made simple thing a very complex shot in terms of exposure.
Amazing results, really,

Cheers,

Renato

[ImSoNegative]

Yes! very nice Corran

[Corran]

Thanks ONF and ISN .

[Rick Rycroft]

That's a cracker, Bryan. As I scrolled down on my laptop at first I thought the perspective was looking straight up. It has a cool surreal feel to it.

[Pali K]

That's a cracker, Bryan. As I scrolled down on my laptop at first I thought the perspective was looking straight up. It has a cool surreal feel to it.

Saw the image on my phone originally and thought the same thing. If you hadn't posted this, I may have never realized what I was really looking at. What an awesome image! Really like it Bryan.

Pali

[Corran]

Thanks to you both! I see that now, though I didn't think of it myself (of course, having been there!).

Interestingly, I scanned a "duplicate" image last night, but a fellow paddler had just passed. This disruption of the water flow makes the entire lower half of the image a blurry mess instead of the glass-like reflection. I'm glad I shot both, I much prefer the reflection present in the one I posted. Another negative on the "need to print this in the darkroom" pile...

[Pali K]

Another negative on the "need to print this in the darkroom" pile...

Would love to see how your print comes out. I am new to printing and just getting comfortable with split grade printing which I think will work really nice for this image. I suggest that you sort it with "need to print this BIG in the darkroom" pile.

Pali

[Corran]

I've got a few more sheets of 20x24...perhaps just enough to get a good print. I'll use split filtering for burning the highlights probably.