Dave, these are very nice indeed - and the Velvia sings here! (And yes, I admit autumn is the only time of year when I almost regret not having any Velvia at hand..)
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Dave, these are very nice indeed - and the Velvia sings here! (And yes, I admit autumn is the only time of year when I almost regret not having any Velvia at hand..)
When I squint at this image it resembles its antithesis: a dense urban landscape of some kind. The hoodoos look like skyscrapers in a ragged city. Fantastic range of tones and light. Beautiful.Quote:
Originally Posted by austin granger
Jonathan
wow!Quote:
Originally Posted by harley goldman
Very nice Vaughn the tension created by everything protruding in from the edges of the frame fits the subject quite well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vaughn
Very nice Austin, especially like the way you anchored that spire in the lower left corner.Quote:
Originally Posted by austin granger
Dave, I like this. For some reason I just keep looking at it.Quote:
Originally Posted by dave_whatever
To be honest, it is a picture of nothing, in the grand landscape scheme of things. But yet, it is a very nice spot, with some wonderful color going on.
I suffer from compositional blindness, (lousy photographer). You have inspired me.
Yes Dave that autumn colors is wonderful. For me it the tree that I like so much and the color compliments it.
Dave, fine series, especially the middle one. Really beautiful comp and color on that.Quote:
Originally Posted by dave_whatever
There are countless Bryce Canyon photos on the web but this one really stands above them. Especially notable because this one is in black and white. Bravo.Quote:
Originally Posted by austin granger
Clouds
This is in the eastern Sierra in October. Chamonix 4x5, Nikkor 300mm, Acros.
http://www.harleygoldman.com/images/...loudsWebLg.jpg