Annie Creek pinnacles, Crater Lake Nat Park.
http://www.greggwaterman.com/annie_cr_6x12.jpg
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Annie Creek pinnacles, Crater Lake Nat Park.
http://www.greggwaterman.com/annie_cr_6x12.jpg
Ooh! Ahhh! Very nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by h2oman
It's just not fair. Y'all have too many beautiful and unusual and TALL things to photograph. Around here everything is flat and the nearest rocks are half a day away.
Not fair at all.
Fabulous work!
Now that's quite unique. Looks like the trees and pinnacles mirror each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by h2oman
Do the trees wanna be rocks, or the rocks trees?
Likely the former, since the rocks were there first.
Maryland woods behind my house, 2006. Busch 4x5, ERA 100, D-76:
Beautiful, Gregg!Quote:
Originally Posted by h2oman
Hi Jim,Quote:
Originally Posted by jim kitchen
I really like that one. Nice tones - and I've always liked that "receding line of hills" effect.
After looking at your image for a bit it dawned on me that it had similarities to one of my own - just flip mine over to make the fence run the other direction. (... and at the risk of embarrassing myself by placing my image next to yours):
http://members.iinet.net.au/~cbird/h..._frame_1_s.jpg
Hartley Vale in the Blue Mountains of NSW, Australia, 2008
150mm 5/5.6 Apo-Symmar on Tech IV with APX100 in Rodinal
Cheers
Dear Gregg,
Well done... :)
You have have wonderful light within your images.
jim k
Dear Carey,
Finally, a parallel universe... :)
Never feel embarrassed, I like that image, since you were able to capture a later sun than I. You would be welcome by my campfire anytime.
jim k
Thanks Jim, judging by the look of the countryside you frequent, that's an offer that I might just have to take you up on one day ... (I'll bring my own sausages) :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jim kitchen