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Very nice contrast, both literally and figuratively. And interesting subjects, both near and far. Great concept and resulting image!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter
I believe that the mountain is Lone Pine Peak though. Whitney is hidden behind the boulders.
Thanks Mohammad!Quote:
Originally Posted by panoral
Hi Steve,Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter
Beautiful image with very interesting composition, colors, contrasts and subject relationships.
Dennis
Thank you guys, this is actually an image I've been able to print fairly easy. I apologize if the title is incorrect I thought I had the highest peak lined up but it was so many years ago I took this I wasn't really sure.. I think I'm pretty sure about the lens I used but not totally :)
Steve, it looks to be a little longer than a 90mm lens, but my visual memory of the size relationships could easily be off. The first couple times at Alabama Hills, I thought that was Whitney, also! Nice image -- I am surprised the open shadows of the rock do not have more blue in them.
Amazing landscape, really wonderful tones!Quote:
Originally Posted by OCM
Nice job my friend.
Kind regards!
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Estanys de Tristaina (Andorra)
Estany Primer
Horseman 45FA
Rodenstock Apo-Sironar-N 150mm f/5.6
1/8 sec.@ f/32
Tmax 100
K2 Filter
Xtol (Stock) for 8 min.@ 20ºC in Jobo Tank 2521
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Quote:
Originally Posted by panoral
Very exciting light and color and well exposed. Nice!
Thanks pdmoylan
Ebony SV45te, Betterlight Scanning back
Henry Cowell, path at dusk
9" Verito
no IR hot filter (so both IR and visible light image)
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Fall Creek,
72mm Schneider XL @ f16
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