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Toyo 45A Nikkor 300mm F/9 Ilford Delta 100 @50 Orange filter Rodinal 1:50 Jobo Expert 3010 Drum.

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Toyo 45A Nikkor 300mm F/9 Ilford Delta 100 @50 Orange filter Rodinal 1:50 Jobo Expert 3010 Drum.

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Toyo 45A Nikkor 300mm F/9 Ilford Delta 100 @50 Orange filter Rodinal 1:50 Jobo Expert 3010 Drum.

Thats a good one. Black shadows are nice for a while, then they get boring.

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Originally Posted by Preston

Reflections of Autumn, Yosemite Valley.

Chamonix 045N-2
Nikkor-M, 300mm
Astia 100F
November 2012

Comments or critiques are always welcomed.

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Preston, fantastic image...

Jiri

Edit (after reading newer posts): I prefer the vertical one.

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Originally Posted by Preston

As promised, here is the square-cropped version of 'Reflections of Autumn, Yosemite Valley'.

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Beautiful work Gabriel.

Thanks for the comment, Martin.

Comments are appreciated.

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Yes, much better, really beautiful photo, congratulations !

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Originally Posted by Jim Cole

Preston,

That's a beautiful image as is, but I think I would prefer it cropped to square, removing the bottom.

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I dunno. The cliff wall being visible in the water identifies where this is in a way that intrigued me completely. I think that is my favorite part.

Rick "but what do I know?" Denney

I agree with Rick. It was the cliff reflection in the original that I prefer, however the other versions are also certainly quite special.

Thank you all for your comments on 'Reflections of Autumn'! It's interesting how we all see different things in a photograph, and those things tell us a story.

ElRooster: Your image at the top of this page is my favorite of the series. Good job!

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It's not fantastic - it's Mars! :-)