What did you compose at Water’s Edge?

[Joel Truckenbrod]

Sunbeam Dam on the Salmon River (Warning, this may be political!)

Great place and I love the receding values. Pity about the dam...not sure of the political implications surrounding it.

[Vaughn]

Great place and I love the receding values. Pity about the dam...not sure of the political implications surrounding it.

Actually not much of a political issue -- built in 1910 to supply power for a mining opperation, which it did for less than a year. It was removed in the 1930's due to is uselessness and its blocking the migration of salmon (and now the whitewater rafting)

Don't know why anyone would pity such a dam.

Vaughn

[Thad Gerheim]

Thanks Joel.
Since this dam was removed to allow the Salmon to make their 900 mile migration, it is seen as a symbol for removing three of the remaining eight dams that they must pass through to get to this one.

[John Flavell]

One of the first I made with the 4x5, and the only one I've ever had scanned on a drum scanner.

[John Flavell]

Another from the same time and place as the previous post. Scanned on a 4990 flat on bed.

[Zaitz]

Ice Detail - 8x10 Portra 400


This one scanned really well. I think I am going to start shooting Portra 400 more. I also accidentally exposed Velvia 50 as HP5 and that came out pretty black. Whoops.

[Thad Gerheim]

Zaitz, thats one of the best ice shots I've seen! It looks alive!

Are we missing a page? Just wanted to say, I liked Austin's 2nd tree grove photo the best. I liked the third, but thought there was tension in it.

[austin granger]

Another great ice shot Zaitz. I'm inspired to go up to Mt. Hood and look for some winter.

[Tim Meisburger]

The Salzspeicher in Lübeck. The lighting was not ideal, but, like most of my vacation photography, I had only one opportunity. 4x5 Shanghai 100 in D76. I have not printed this yet. Criticism and suggestions welcome.

[Thad Gerheim]

Falls River and the Snake River.