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Very nicely done! I really love the sense of depth that faint haze provides.Quote:
Originally Posted by RmFrase
Wonderful result - I love it! I don't even own a green filter - I'm curious what sort of effect it had here. Regardless, very nicely done.Quote:
Originally Posted by lbenac
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Nisqually Glacier, Mount Rainier National Park
Tachihara 4x5, Caltar II-N 150mm f/5.6, Ilford FP4+, HC100(h), 25A Filter
I had a fun day of photography down at Mount Rainier a few weeks ago. I'm slowly getting through my negatives now.
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Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe
Great one, Tyler!
I am a sucker for mountain shots :DQuote:
Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe
Looks like you had fun getting the gear up there.
Cheers,
Luc
Long Bien bridge, Hanoi
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doubleplusgood!Quote:
Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe
(most of us Australians are suckers for anything with snow in it)
After seeing countless images of Rainer taken with ultra-wide lenses, it's great to finally see a photograph of the mountain that conveys a real sense of presence.Quote:
Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe
EOTS, Luc, Polyglot - Thanks very much!
Joel - Thank you as well - I appreciate what you mean. I'm as guilty as anyone for the usual Rainier shots, but I was really pleased to get up close and personal with it on this trip. It is such a spectacular mountain, particularly when you can you're up close.
Excellent shot Tyler! Looks like a tricky exposure. I'd probably overexpose/overdevelop that one.
I also really like this shot!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bush
Tyler,Quote:
Originally Posted by MumbleyJoe
Great image of the Great Mountain. I love so many things about this shot; the subject (a personal favorite of mine), the breaking clouds and cloud dappled light, etc. It is very reminiscent of the work of Vittorio Sella. Bravo!
When I first saw it, I assumed it was shot with a long lens, a 300mm or maybe even a 450mm. Then I saw in your caption that you used a "normal" 150mm. Was this taken from the Nisqually Vista Trail, or were you up higher than that? Since it was just a couple weeks ago, did you encounter much snow. Were snow shoes or skis required?
Kerry