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Originally Posted by SimonMaddock
That is beautiful. I can never find misty woods.
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Originally Posted by SimonMaddock
That is beautiful. I can never find misty woods.
Here is a shot frim the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Cape Royal at sunset, July 2019. Not sure if I posted before. Hopefully, not.
https://www.steveruttenbergphotograp...45156118-4.jpg
Wow - very impressive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steven Ruttenberg
Steve - do you think the north rim offers more photographic opportunities than the south one ?
I struggled repeatedly to take anything meaningful from the south rim - despite many attempts.
Thanks
Martin
Martin,
The North Rim offers some different perspectives from the South Rim rhat are unique and not over photographed. Sobues and no.
Infind that the South Rim has many opportunities, but you have to wait for the right light, add some clouds, etc. Shoot towards end of July, first part of August and then shoot winter shots with snow on the ground. Lipon Point is good, bur walk a little tobget away from the point, Desert View is good toi, but walk well east of their. There are other points as well like Kaibab, Powell, etc.
This is Yavapai Point in Feb, early morning.
https://www.steveruttenbergphotograp...43924135-5.jpg
Death Valley 2018. The Race Track (although not showing the racing rocks) 4x5, 75mm Nikkor f/4.5@f/32. Portra 160 at sunset.
https://www.steveruttenbergphotograp...75974049-5.jpg
Nice shots Steve. Drum scanner?
These were not. I may rescan them in the future. These were wet scanned on my epson v850
Thanks AlanQuote:
Originally Posted by Alan Klein
Iran, Panoral 45 camera, Schneider Super Angulon 90/5.6, Bronica SR60.2C (R1) Red filter, Ilford FP4 plus, 4x5in sheet film.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...0eb9c6db_b.jpgZanjan-019
Very nice. MinimilistQuote:
Originally Posted by ALVANDI Camera