What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[AlexGard]

This low area is constantly full of standing water and the mosquitoes were just insane. The ground gets so saturated the mud is several inches thick, and if I don't move around constantly I get sucked into it slowly and I've gotten so mired into it I had to struggle to get out. I call it quickmud. I was half expecting the tripod to sink while the exposure was happening so I shot this at only f/45 to get a shorter exposure time.

Wista 8x10, Nikkor 120mm f/8, ERA film (Ilford FP4+ I believe), Tanol 2:2:100, cropped to 7x10:

Hi Bryan lovely picture. I just wanted to say I looked through your blog a couple of weeks ago and really like your photography. You really pull order out of the chaos of dense shrubbery in all light conditions which I never have a great deal of luck in. You make the busy scenery very easy on the eye.
I can't imagine what it must be like lugging around all that camera gear in, I assume, those muggy conditions you must get in Georgia.

[Corran]

Thank you very much Alex!
Yep, very, very muggy in the hot season...which is about April through October!

[Jmarmck]

Don't forget the gnats.

[StoneNYC]

Not so much at the edge as in the middle of the creek...
A little something of mine from a recent trip.
Velvia 50 (as always!).

This is Never Never Creek near Dorrigo in NSW, Au.

Wow!!! AMAZING! This is grand!

[Art Liefke]

Somewhere along the Black River in Vermont.

[Pali K]

Not so much at the edge as in the middle of the creek...
A little something of mine from a recent trip.
Velvia 50 (as always!).

This is Never Never Creek near Dorrigo in NSW, Au.

Really love this image Boinzo.

Pali

[jesse]

Steinheil Orthostigmat 105mm f11, Pan 400, D76 stock

[Boinzo]

Wow!!! AMAZING! This is grand!

Naw - thanks Stone. You're very kind.

Really love this image Boinzo.

And thank you Pali. Glad you enjoy it.

It's a great area for those looking for non-iconic Australian landscape locations!

[JerryP]

Sunset at Diver's Cove, Laguna Beach, CA. Crown Graphic 4x5, 150mm Sironar, HP5, D-76 1-1. Not a very good scan.

[Pali K]

Twilight Landscape
Deardorff 8x10 on HP5+
Fujinon 210mm F64 9.5 Minutes
Rodinal 1:50

First time taking the 8x10 out with me. I completely underestimated the extra effort it takes to take lug around 8x10 vs. 4x5 but I was getting the hang of it by sunset. This was my last image from the night and I decided to go wide with the thought that I would crop it to 4x10 but I like this crop better.

Pali