On my side, I love the color picture. The composition, the tones, the colors. It's very peacefull and mesmerizing at the same time.
But i'm a sucker for velvia :)
I see the horizon a bit tilted, maybe it's me though.
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On my side, I love the color picture. The composition, the tones, the colors. It's very peacefull and mesmerizing at the same time.
But i'm a sucker for velvia :)
I see the horizon a bit tilted, maybe it's me though.
beautiful image - very restfull.Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt Long
I assume that you played with the cropping to get the best effect.
Cheers,
Luc
Thanks!
I didn't crop on the horizontal axis. When I was setting up on a brushy hillside, I had to be a bit of a contortionist in order to have the tree placed in the proper position relative to the rocks. I don't mind the full frame image, but after scanning, I decided to crop the excess water at the top of the image and make a panoramic out of the shot. BTW, this was a 30 minute exposure.Quote:
Originally Posted by lbenac
Several quick scans of my shots from recent treks. All Tmax 100 4x5 developed in TmaxRS. Patagonia, Argentina.
Thanks!
http://db.tt/rVl6RGGC
http://db.tt/idXj8EJk
http://db.tt/zLWsswCG
http://db.tt/MoljPdTJ
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Originally Posted by NicolasArg
I am especially liking the last two. Real nice!!! Fine glow and sense of depth.
Nicolas - great stuff. Love first two :)
Nikolay,
Very nice shots. What lens did you take those with?
Robert
Nicolas, appreciation from me too.
Barry.
second is very good! Thank you.
Those are stunning, the the first is the stand out for me.