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No, I don't think you over did it, the image on my monitor looks dark - but I wasn't sure if that was a function of the scanner or your original intention.
As the photographer, you have the right to print your work how you see fit.
I like the effect - it makes the mood rather foreboding and overall it makes for a fabulous print.
Martin :)
Linhof Technikardan S45, Nikkor-M 9/300, Velvia 50.
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Borka, close to Kittelfjäll in northern Sweden.
Eastman 2-D 5x7, G-Claron 210mm, Fomapan 400
Beautiful Mood.
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Borka from another angle on another day
Chamonix 45H-1 with 4x10 back, G-Claron 355mm and E100
Badwater Basin in Death Valley NP
Shen-Hao 4x5 / 150mm APO Symmar
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Nicely done, Bryan. It is a difficult image to pull off. You have blended together the fore/mid/background well and avoided what can sometimes give the viewer the feeling of looking at two different images in one photo (I find it distracting). I might print it with a little more atmospheric distance, but that is my Death Valley -- a shake 'n' bake in an oven set too high.
This is the backside of Manly Beacon -- I believe...it has been awhile and sometimes it can be difficult knowing exactly where one is. At the back end of Golden Canyon, though.
16x20 silver gelatin print from 4x5 (150mm lens).
Rush Creek Canyon from Grant Lake with Reversed Peak in Background. Platinum-toned Kallitype.
Toyo 810 MII w/300mm Nikkor-W.
Thanks Vaughn. I'll have to experiment with the printing. This is pretty much a straight scan, but I forgot to mention that I used both an R25 filter and polarizer. I was hoping, and got, a good deep shadow with detail in the mountain on the upper right, but I wasn't sure what the sky would do with that filtration. Pretty much the same thing it does here in the summer - a middling grey.