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    Re: Let's see your favorite mountains & ridgelines

    El Capitan , Texas

    Speed Graphic (circa 1940), Gundlach Petzval lens (circa 1925), HP5, Microphen

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    Re: Let's see your favorite mountains & ridgelines

    Quote Originally Posted by alanbutler57 View Post
    El Capitan , Texas
    This one's got a lot of soul--the depth within the frame here is really evocative. (Otherwise, I've always wondered why there aren't more photos floating around from the Guadalupe's--I suspect you could spend several lifetimes in that part of the world.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by CreationBear View Post
    This one's got a lot of soul--the depth within the frame here is really evocative. (Otherwise, I've always wondered why there aren't more photos floating around from the Guadalupe's--I suspect you could spend several lifetimes in that part of the world.)
    Thanks, I got very lucky on a business trip to El Paso (drove it for once) hit the clouds perfectly on the return drive.

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    I like it a lot, Alan. I'd love to see a print.
    Where are we going?
    And why are we in this handbasket?


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    Re: Let's see your favorite mountains & ridgelines

    Quote Originally Posted by h2oman View Post
    Mountains and ridgelines well isolated by wildfire smoke:

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    A nice example of atmospheric perspective, the least-discussed type of perspective in this forum!

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    El Capitan , Texas

    Speed Graphic (circa 1940), Gundlach Petzval lens (circa 1925), HP5, Microphen

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    This inspires me to seek out more horizontal banding for my future mountain shots – long grass, rounded boulders, mountain ridge, cloudy sky.

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