From just around the corner. Taken on a boxing day walk.
Crown Graphic, neg scan
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From just around the corner. Taken on a boxing day walk.
Crown Graphic, neg scan
Zabriskie Point.
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Ebony RW810, Schneider Super XL, 150 f5.6
I just about fell over backwards when this opened up.
OUTSTANDING, and I know I was shouting ;)
Mike
Baldhills road? I lived in Crescent City for 14 years and loved that area. Made a nice image near where the school (HSU) has a facility, I think. Amazing contrast with the Coastal Reds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vaughn
Another oldie...
jim k
Mount Rundle, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, 1985
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Stealthman, tell us more, there's a lot going on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by stealthman_1
Beautiful images on this page. Good job everyone!
But Goodie... Love it. Brings back honeymoon memories!Quote:
Originally Posted by jim kitchen
This is "the" most beautiful image of Death Valley I have ever seen!Quote:
Originally Posted by stealthman_1
Mike and Chris, thanks! It was shot on Delta 100 and developed in Rodinal 1:50. After missing a spectacular true Alpenglow here the previous morning...Gosh I was tired and just watched it smiling from the back of my SUV, I knew I wouldn't make it to shoot it, I was rewarded with these beautiful clouds the next day. This was two days after Thanksgiving and the weather was quite unsettled, it rained a bit in Death Valley later that day. I was shooting a yellow filter in a Cokin Z series mount for the first time on the SSXL and it vignettes badly on this lens, add to that, I don't have a center filter. This is cropped about 1/2 inch on both ends, but I think the slight vignette remaining helps a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Christopher Broadbent
Richard, that's very kind. You can imagine my glee when I pulled this out of the tank. I've got another one from Dante's View later this day that I was pretty darn pleased with as well. I'll post it later.
Jim, that's a wonderful shot of Rundle, gives me the shivers just looking at it!:) I really, really need to get up that way again, been almost 20 years.