What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[jvuokko]

Nice shot, really like the exposure that caught all the snow detail. What is the source of the interesting smoke trail?

It's the powerplant at city of Naantali.
The smoke was really visible because of cold temperature, -10 degree Celsius.
Around these temperatures and lower, all warm air and gas seems like a steam from old locomotive. The ventilation pipes on the roof of building are sometimes very beautiful with low light and thick trails of steam - waiting for good oppornity to photograph some cityscapes

[bobwysiwyg]

Not quite as photogenic as a distant volcano coming to life but thanks for the explanation. Really like it.

[ThePhilosopher]

Sinar Alpina, Schneider Xenar 150mm f/5.6, Velvia 50, 1/4, f/5.6:

[JR Steel]

Really like this Russian River one. Make me want to jump in a canoe and see what's around that bend. JR

Russian River, Calif., Jan '09
FP4-90mm Nikkor

[bobwysiwyg]

First outing with my new (to me) Shen-Hao 4x5. Schneider Symmar-S 5.6/210, TMax 100. I didn't think any tilt was needed, but close examination indicates otherwise... still learning.

[mandoman7]

Thanks JR.
Here's another one from that same park from a couple of weeks ago.

[SamReeves]

A beautiful day in the Kern River Canyon.

Black Gulch


Toyo 45AII, 210mm, TriX@ 200, Rollo Pyro, Epson 4990 scanner.

Russian River, Calif., Jan '09
FP4-90mm Nikkor

Sea is going to froze. Turku, Finland.
4x5 Adox CHS 50 Art, Symmar-S 5.6/150

Nice stuff you guys. It really makes me look forward to reading this thread!

[Peter Mounier]

I agree with you Sam, and add that all the images in this entire image sharing forum are wonderful.
And thanks for your comment on my eastern sierra shot.
Here's a shot from the Cayucos pier, of Morro Rock in central California.
90mm Super Angulon, Tmax 100


Peter

[Steve Gledhill]

Saylorsville Foam

[jim kitchen]

Dear Steve,

Wonderful light and nicely done...

Is this fabulous and curious place close to your home?

jim k