Jeff D, That is a wonderful image. I like the fog in the trees.
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Jeff D, That is a wonderful image. I like the fog in the trees.
Thanks Jim... I was very unsure at the time with regards to exposure for this one, I definitely wanted the sun rays through the mist to be particularly bright, but at the same time I didn't want to lose depth in the foreground.. In the end I metered only on the bright patch of water in the lower left of the frame, and the grass at lower right, put zone 5 directly between them and developed in a 1:100 standing solution to try to work out the shadows while retaining all detail in the highlights... I was fairly delighted to see it come out as it did..Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Noel
Jeff Dexheimer - Beautifully composed and exposed... That's a wall piece for sure.
Well done, Jeff!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff Dexheimer
Having been on the Gunflint Trail I think this image is wonderful. But I like "Ice Bridge" betterQuote:
Originally Posted by Jeff Dexheimer
This is so good.
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Originally Posted by Jeff Dexheimer
"Ice Bridge" is wonderful, but so is this one. They are different images, and comparing them isn't really appropriate, in my opinion. Enjoy each for its own merits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kevin J. Kolosky
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That's pretty awesome! Love how you've followed the bough line. Is that's slightly toned?Quote:
Originally Posted by dynamo
Volker, nice work. What is that darker section at the bottom?
I have always had trouble with this kind of shot, close thin matter separated from a dominant background.
Not enough depth, it melts into the background, too much and the background dominates. Tough. You handled it nicely.
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Originally Posted by dynamo
At first I was like, "meh, trees". But the flowers on that ground cover really make this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff Dexheimer