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I'd love to back up a little...and get higher but I was at the limit of tripod, slope and a stack of rocks! The camera was so high I couldn't see the top edge of the ground glass-bottom edge of the photo. Vertical interesting, (shot it), but not as much. For me. Just brush up above. Wish I had a 110. I've told myself several times to take a short ladder back there but haven't.
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The Shiprock shadow is pretty well described. First shot at both of them today in the darkroom. iphone images off the sheet of glass over the fixer tray.
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Amazing image, well done!
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The face of the Glacier reminded me of one of my NZ glacier images...
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Amazing image, well done!
Thanks - it is about my fourth attempt, and the first version I was satisfied with.
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Nice opposition setup, Austin.
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Superb
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I like the way the face of the cliff looks like liquid rock.
Jim - this is the face of a glacier, so I guess that 'liquid rock' is exactly right. The rate of erosion of this particular glacier in the last 50 years has been extraordinary - even in the last 10 years it has receded by some 500 metres. It's a very dynamic landscape, with ice and boulders falling off every few minutes, and landing quite close to me. Here's another one, from as close as I dared to get;
Morteratsch glacier wall
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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.
I guess I just don't understand the whole image sharing thing, especially when "Critiques should only be offered if requested by the original poster."
Stone and I talked on the phone for awhile last night, we are all good. I just can't do the whole internet photography love fest thing anymore...I will go back to not giving the "Image Sharing and Lack of Discussion" section a second look.
I agree on that... ;-)
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Great work, David.
