Large Format Landscapes

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Originally Posted by David Hedley

Muito obrigado, Nana!



I like the connection between these two - reminds me of a stairway to the stars;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTkzSyHIQSA

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I never saw Coltrane live but, I saw Milt Jackson, once, at the Cascais Jazz Festival, here in Portugal, with another saxophone monster, Sonny Stitt, and some other great jazz musicians, as drummer Billy Higgins and double bass player Ron Carter.

Chamonix 45F1 - 210mm Sironar-n - Delta 100 (Xtol 1+1)

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"It's pretty damn telling where the greater perception of what makes a good photograph is headed when after 1.5 million views, 9,300 posts and 931 pages of "Wow, great capture!" the place can't handle one...single....brutally.....honest.....critique."


Its not that this place can't handle the critique. Its the rude critique by someone who has no credibility and no identity. I've been hanging around here for a while and do not recall a single picture by Kodacrome25. People like this also put a damper on others who are willing to post their photos.

I would have no trouble accepting critique from Nana, Austin Grange, Vaughn, or others who post their work.

Anyway just my 2 cents.

Gary,

He has posted images and his resume, you missed it and if it's important then you should do a search.

David

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Originally Posted by Gary Sommer

"It's pretty damn telling where the greater perception of what makes a good photograph is headed when after 1.5 million views, 9,300 posts and 931 pages of "Wow, great capture!" the place can't handle one...single....brutally.....honest.....critique."


Its not that this place can't handle the critique. Its the rude critique by someone who has no credibility and no identity. I've been hanging around here for a while and do not recall a single picture by Kodacrome25. People like this also put a damper on others who are willing to post their photos.

I would have no trouble accepting critique from Nana, Austin Grange, Vaughn, or others who post their work.

Anyway just my 2 cents.

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Some people don't need to post their images because everyone knows (or should) who they are... Lol

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Originally Posted by Gary Sommer

"It's pretty damn telling where the greater perception of what makes a good photograph is headed when after 1.5 million views, 9,300 posts and 931 pages of "Wow, great capture!" the place can't handle one...single....brutally.....honest.....critique."


Its not that this place can't handle the critique. Its the rude critique by someone who has no credibility and no identity. I've been hanging around here for a while and do not recall a single picture by Kodacrome25. People like this also put a damper on others who are willing to post their photos.

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Even with credibility and identity - and honesty - courtesy is a requirement here.

http://www.kenleegallery.com/images/forum/Niepce.jpg

Even if the great Nicéphore Niépce (the inventor of photography) posted here but was rude... we'd ban him.

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Originally Posted by Ken Lee

Even with credibility and identity - and honesty - courtesy is a requirement here.

http://www.kenleegallery.com/images/forum/Niepce.jpg

Even if the great Nicéphore Niépce (the inventor of photography) posted here but was rude... we'd ban him.

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Please don't ban Dan, he's just trying to help me to be better.

Spammers aside, forum members are banned only after a long series of offensive postings, warnings from and deliberation among the moderators.

Because most people readily grasp the concept of courtesy, banning happens very rarely here.

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Originally Posted by Vaughn

And the last one (SE#2) is just drenched with light...beautiful!

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Thanks, Vaughn. I went to this place for 3 days shooting, during spring. Cold, but beautiful...

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Originally Posted by StoneNYC

Wow, like an island on the ocean of the sky... Powerful.

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Thanks Stone. The fog dissipated right after I made the photo-for once my timing was good! I'm going to try and remember that for the next time a picture slips away and I curse my bad luck.

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Originally Posted by Jmarmck

Nice opposition setup, Austin.

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Thank you Marty. Like the other photo of the summit, the cloud was a nice piece of luck. Come to think of it, everything was falling into place that day! I guess if you go out enough, it's bound to happen eventually. :-)

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Originally Posted by Holdenrichards

Superb

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Thanks Holden. The Plains of Abraham are an amazing place. It's hard to believe, but that whole area was forest before the 1980 eruption.