Panola Mountain Outcrop
Intrepid mk4, 150mm APO Symmar, TMX, Pyrocat semi-stand:
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Panola Mountain Outcrop
Intrepid mk4, 150mm APO Symmar, TMX, Pyrocat semi-stand:
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Nice composition and tones, like it. How did you work in the sheet number? Fidelity used to have these numbers on a dial in its most recent holders, can’t find them anywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corran
Grafmatic.Quote:
Originally Posted by otto.f
Yep, Grafmatic. I just bought two more. A lot of folks take the numbers out but personally I like them and they rarely intrude on my prints much.
Thanks!!
One more from Panola Mountain:
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Very cool--y'all's flatrock granite outcrops are a neat ecosystem that remind me a lot of the cedar glades here in Tennessee. I could definitely see a Porter-esque series, and scampering up Yonah a couple of times a week with your 8x10 kit would no doubt keep you limbered-up.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Corran
Yeah that'd definitely whip anyone in shape! I suggested Yonah recently for a team-building outing at work but they weren't too keen on that hike! :)
There's another mountain nearby with better access called Arabia. There are some interesting red flowers blooming. Unfortunately my work schedule is killer till mid-May so I'll probably miss it.
I think I might see a patch of elf orpine in your photo--kind of a sedum-y, stonecrop-y ground cover--definitely makes for an interesting color palette, though not quite as serene as the mesic coves here in the Smokies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corran
Kodak TMax 100 expired in 2008, Kodak HC-110
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...65547e29_o.jpgOak tree in lake by Jingmin Zhou, on Flickr