Nicely done. My first impression would be to get the weed wacker out, but I'm glad they were included in the scene. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by David Hedley
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Nicely done. My first impression would be to get the weed wacker out, but I'm glad they were included in the scene. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by David Hedley
Thanks Sam; my first thoughts were to find a way to avoid the reeds, but I couldn't have cleared them without falling into deep mud or water, so I gave up and decided that they were an essential part of the fabric of the photograph. :)
I think I'm getting better at the focus thing (tilt helps!) but it's not perfect. I'm just trying to learn how this works :)
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This image was taken at a location along the coastal line of northen Califonia I think that is in Humbolt county? Toyo field AII, fujinon 90mm, Kodakchrome VS100.
d -- looks like Dry Lagoon in Humboldt County. Nice!
A couple of older images that just took their first trips on the scanner.
Hoarfrost and inversion. Provia, 150 Symmar-S
http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/25...100314_013.jpg
Winter fog. Provia, Fuji 125-NW
http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/25...100314_015.jpg
That pair of images work together really well, it also looks extremely cold!
I like them. There's a tendency, in both photography and life, to get upset over what is perceived as "clutter", but that clutter is often an integral part of things. I like the inclusion of it in landscapes; nature is not tidy.Quote:
Originally Posted by David Hedley
(I also dislike my landlords' weed whacker... always chopping down the morning glories. "Weeds" they call 'em.)
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Originally Posted by Vaughn
Vaughn,
It's must be it, the Dry Lagoon. Thanks for pointing that out. Also, I had the wrong spelling for the place :D
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Toyo 4x5, Grandagon-N 75mm, TMY-2 / Tanol