What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Martin Aislabie]

Hi!

Eresma river and Pamplinas creek in the Valsain valley, Segovia (Spain).
Chamonix F1 : Sinaron-W 75/6.8 : Nikkor-W 150/5.6
Foma 200 : HC-110 1+47

1. Sinaron


2. Nikkor


3. Nikkor

Really like the top two.

But - hey - that is just me.

Martin

[Ulophot]

Very fine, Gimensaiz.

[paulbarden]

Hello!

Amazing, as usual ;-)

Antonio

Thank you, Antonio!

[paulbarden]

Hi!

Eresma river and Pamplinas creek in the Valsain valley, Segovia (Spain).
Chamonix F1 : Sinaron-W 75/6.8 : Nikkor-W 150/5.6
Foma 200 : HC-110 1+47

1. Sinaron

This one is exceptional. The flow within the frame is balanced and dynamic: the stones on the left hold the image and lead the eye inwards. Very beautiful place/photograph.

[gimenosaiz]

Really like the top two.

But - hey - that is just me.

Martin

Hi!

Thank you very much !! I also prefer those images.

Antonio

[gimenosaiz]

Very fine, Gimensaiz.

Hi!
Thank you!

Antonio

[gimenosaiz]

This one is exceptional. The flow within the frame is balanced and dynamic: the stones on the left hold the image and lead the eye inwards. Very beautiful place/photograph.

Hi, Paul!

Thank you very much!
I went on an excursion to this spot a couple of weeks before . On that occasion I only took an Olympus OM-1 camera, but when I saw this place I wanted to return with the large format camera.

Antonio

[newtorf]

Kodak TMAX 100 4x5 film expired in 2000, Legacy Pro L110 developer

Shark Fin Cove by Jingmin Zhou, on Flickr

[Lars Holte]

Large format pinhole - DIY 4x5 camera - on Fomapan 100 film. 20 sec exposure.
From Arromanches - "Gold Beach" - Normandy.
The black structures sticking up from the water are remainders of the Mulberry harbour system used here after D-Day.

[Martin Aislabie]

Large format pinhole - DIY 4x5 camera - on Fomapan 100 film. 20 sec exposure.
From Arromanches - "Gold Beach" - Normandy.
The black structures sticking up from the water are remainders of the Mulberry harbour system used here after D-Day.

Terrific
I still find it amazing that the Mulberry Harbour is still in once piece - at least parts of it are.
Martin