What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Joe O'Hara]

Shailendra, another excellent long exposure!

Here is a long exposure from the edge of Amicalola Creek. I took a few images standing further back (including the one in the Landscape thread) and then shot some digital images of this more intimate scene, which made me want to reduce the exposure time to get more defined swirl compared to before. This was only about 6 seconds (the other image was about 1 minute), and I burned in the shadows on the water still to make the white swirl as defined as possible.

I like it, Bryan.

[jp]

Early Spring by Tohickon Creek, one of my special places.

Very nice! I love the first photo.

[Corran]

Thanks Joe, and thanks for reminding me I need to print that image! I scrolled down and said hey that's pretty cool...oh wait I shot that!

[Barry Kirsten]

Fine images, Joe. Here is one of mine - completely different environment, a flooded Red Gum forest in northern Victoria. 150mm Symmar convertible, yellow filter, 4x5 Tachihara Field camera, Tmax 100 developed in D7.

[Punker]

Barry, that's incredible!

[jp]

Some nice creative stuff on this page!

Heres my almost cliche photo of Pemaquid light. I worked near there yesterday, so I brought cameras. 8x10 tmy2, kodak 305 portrait at 5.6


img697 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

[Barry Kirsten]

Thanks very much Punker.

Jason, that's a lovely image. The out-of-focus softness is beautiful.

[David Schaller]

Some nice creative stuff on this page!

Heres my almost cliche photo of Pemaquid light. I worked near there yesterday, so I brought cameras. 8x10 tmy2, kodak 305 portrait at 5.6


img697 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

I dig it. And I'm not usually a selective focus kind of guy. Nice.

[David Lobato]

Kickerillo Mischer Preserve
Toyo 810M, 210mm Nikkor, Tri-X

[Michael Graves]

A scan from while I was still in Vermont. This old abandoned quarry sits near lake Champlain about 25 miles north of Burlington. Shot it with my Canham 5x7, using a 210mm Fujinon and HP4 film.