Fabulous image, Martin.
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Originally Posted by EOTS
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Fabulous image, Martin.
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Originally Posted by EOTS
Very well done...
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Originally Posted by EOTS
Thanks Nana!
Very atypical for a landscape shot, but wonderfully done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corran
gutsy to use velvia in a situation like that. bravo. it really captured the atmosphere in a very suggestive way.
Thank you! I'm curious what you mean by atypical. Not that I disagree, I just didn't really think of it that way. It is, after all, a sunrise photo.
As an aside, I saw this on the way to an orchestra gig and slammed on my brakes, trespassing onto private property to snag this shot. Way back in March I think actually, only now getting a batch of E6 done.
I was probably referring to the color palette. Not so much vivid greens, reds, and blues as typical of a color landscape. More of a subdued brownish earthy feeling.
Ah, I see, cool. I have to admit that wasn't intentional, but that's just how the landscape looked. There's not a lot of vivid color here in the deep south.
Here's an older shot. If I recall I used my 135/5.6 APO Sironar-S and Velvia.
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Beautiful I love the slight transparency to the water in the foreground, and the colours are lovely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Stahlke
Still cutting my teeth..
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Arista 100
Xtol 1:1
Yellow Filter
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