Dear Sam,
Merci...
Occasionally, the snow clears away, allowing some great Canadian wheat to grow north of the 49th. :)
jim k
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Dear Sam,
Merci...
Occasionally, the snow clears away, allowing some great Canadian wheat to grow north of the 49th. :)
jim k
So beautiful!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ulrich Drolshagen
Dear Sam,
Speaking of snow... :)
An image toward the end of February, 2009.
The approaching spring warmth in late February can be felt in British Columbia, once you cross the Alberta and British Columbia Provincial boundary, compared to Alberta's frostier leeward side of the mountains. It is simply magical.
jim k
February, Emerald Lake, Yoho National Park, British Columbia, Canada, 2009
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Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness
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Toyo metal field, Nikkor 300mm, Velvia
Awesome snow there. I've never thought to see it like that. Now I got some ideas. Thanks! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by jim kitchen
That's some really excellent depth there with the different formations of rock. Nice chrome!Quote:
Originally Posted by David Hedley
This is a true calm..!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ulrich Drolshagen
This is from last Friday. A good 5 hour walk with the 4x5. This was the first time I ever dared shoot a sheet of Velvia without metering. There was too much snow that I didn't want to rely on my old incident meter, especially shooting into the sun. Didn't come out too bad but I think it could have done with perhaps another 1/3 of a stop.
good luck with your LF quest, this is one of my first large format shots taken a few years ago with a 90mm super angulon
forgot the image
here is another, taken with a 75mm super angulon