Really Nice Image , works on many, many levelsOriginally Posted by Tri Tran
Little Creek
Really Nice Image , works on many, many levelsLittle Creek
I imagine a lot of photographers shot it. I have hazy recollection of seeing a print of it by either Ansel Adams or one of the Weston's. When I shot it, maybe 15 years ago, the area was restricted and roped off. But the only way to image it is to get up close with the widest lens you have. I'm just guessing that it is a Cypress (maybe it's a Bristlecone Pine?) and I wonder if it's still there.
Thomas
45 fp4 symmar150[IMG]aq294 - Copy (3) by ricky57 ababab, on Flickr[/IMG]
Very Nice Jim & Tri Tran!
I hope people don't mind me posting an image I took several years ago. This was a surprising day on a hike along the Crest Trail in the Sandia Mountains near Albuquerque, New Mexico. I have been monitoring this forum lately as I am contemplating getting back into LF photography.
this image was shot on 4X5 trix using an old wooden field camera.
20120407_SandiaCrestTrail-0001.jpg by Steve Hicks, on Flickr
Wow, I just saw this post, sorry it's so large.
Great shot, Steve. I love the light beams.
Hope you do get back into LF.
The only restriction on size is the width. Try to hold it to 600 pixels max (IIRC).
Wider images will cause the thread to scroll horizontally. Your image is fine.
- Leigh
If you believe you can, or you believe you can't... you're right.
This is a wonderful image!I hope people don't mind me posting an image I took several years ago. This was a surprising day on a hike along the Crest Trail in the Sandia Mountains near Albuquerque, New Mexico. I have been monitoring this forum lately as I am contemplating getting back into LF photography.
this image was shot on 4X5 trix using an old wooden field camera.
Corran that is a whopping wide lens, I love the effect you have there. Where was your focus point?
--- Steve from Missouri ---
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