Nice shot gary.
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Nice shot gary.
Great images, Nicolas.Quote:
Originally Posted by NicolasArg
I like that one too, Gary. Nice choice of crop ratio, great atmosphere. Were you tempted to wade out there and pull out that downed branch or whatever it is on the right side? (A friend and I call that "going Fatali." I've not burned fireplace logs in national parks, but I've been known to remove an errant branch or two in the forest. I require myself to do it barehanded, with no tools, though. :D )Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary Tarbert
Hi, Thank you both for the comments , Tempted? i tried!(no chainsaw in kit):) and had the waterfilled waders to prove it was connected better than it appears, So i stepped back a little and tried to use it as a lead in rather than an obstruction, Also is there any body who can give me a tip on posting by the time i got this image to the size the site would accept , It was pretty small, I see some nice size posts so must be doing something wrong .Cheers Gary
Some sweet light here . Cheers GaryQuote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
http://img13.imageshack.us/img13/3941/laquinta.jpg
La Quinta, California.
This one is superb! Long lens?Quote:
Originally Posted by NicolasArg
http://www.flickr.com/photos/39987893@N06/5608055049/
This is my first post on this forum. Canham 5x7 wood field with 4x5 back, FP4+ in HC110(B), 110_SSXL.
No clue how to imbed image in this posting ...
The large ones are probably linked rather than attached. If you look at the advanced editing window there's a little picture icon with what looks like a mountain and a yellow sky. Click that and you can put a link in to a larger photo. A lot of us use Flickr but you can put it anywhere that's publicly accessible and allows hot linking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gary Tarbert
Love this one:cool:Cheers GaryQuote:
Originally Posted by Kirk Gittings