What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Ari]

Toyo 810M, Red Dot Artar 10 3/4, Ilford FP4+, divided D-23



Emerald Lake near Carcross, Yukon by Anthony DeLorenzo, on Flickr

Anthony, a beautiful photo with wonderful detail and some very nice tones as well.
Good choice of camera, too.

[NiNo]

Amazing! Very beautiful shot

Toyo 810M, Red Dot Artar 10 3/4, Ilford FP4+, divided D-23



Emerald Lake near Carcross, Yukon by Anthony DeLorenzo, on Flickr

[JeRuFo]

Toyo 810M, Red Dot Artar 10 3/4, Ilford FP4+, divided D-23



Emerald Lake near Carcross, Yukon[/url] by Anthony DeLorenzo, on Flickr

Beautiful tones, gives a great sense of depth. Great shot.

[Maris Rusis]

Extraordinary, over the top! Could this have been shot through a #29 red filter?

[AlexGard]

What gave it away?!

I know my use of the filter needs a lot of practice... But i'm determined to make it work one day!

[Amfooty]

Took this a few months ago--it isn't perfect, but it was in fact at the waters edge. Pretty sure a spider moved into the bottom tube of my tiltall after that one too.

[Zndrson]

I like the composition and shapes here. The color choice seems to be a bit distracting; I'd add in some magenta/red.

Thanks. The color was no doubt a result from several years expired Velvia. I tried introducing some color digitally to balance, but it didn't have the same presence.

[Corran]

"Water's Edge" is quite a moving target these days. Here's the banks of the Withlacoochee, with some serious Bloom going on due to low/standing water levels.

Chamonix 4x5, Nikon 90mm f/8, T-Max 100, FX-39 1:24

[Jmarmck]

I wonder what it will take go get all the swamps back to pre 2011 levels. Chickasawhatchee is less than ideal as are most of the smaller streams in the area. We need a wet winter.

Nice shot. I am intrigued by the perspective in the distance over the water.

[Corran]

I don't pretend to know anything about water tables and such but I'm really surprised how low the river is, considering that between around February 2013 to May 2014, the Withlacoochee was almost always flooding. In fact, that pile of wood/debris in the foreground is mostly due to said flooding. I have been traversing and exploring the areas around the Withlacoochee, Suwanee, and Little Rivers for years and I've not seen the river so bone-dry, even back when we were experiencing that terrible drought. Even the Flint was flooding like crazy back last year.

A few weeks ago I was out at this same location and the river was only a few feet wide in some areas - barely a creek. Normally it is between 20-30 feet wide. Where that photo was taken is usually underwater, and 4-5 feet under water at that.