Re Mono Lake photograph at top of page. Thank you, Pat and Andrew.
Re Mono Lake photograph at top of page. Thank you, Pat and Andrew.
Amazingly detailed image, Gabe!
Thank you. The original digitised version is ~ 91 megapixels, which would be a little absurd to upload. The one I posted above is only 2 megapixels, so unfortunately really doesn't do it any justice. Here is the link to the 20 megapixel resized version I uploaded to Flickr:Originally Posted by George E. Sheils
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...7f32402e_o.jpg
The original contains significantly more detail still, however.
This is one from a hike yesterday with the 4x5. Fujinon 125mm, FP4 yellow green filter. Pyrocat HD.
Like this one. Nice scene and tones.This is one from a hike yesterday with the 4x5. Fujinon 125mm, FP4 yellow green filter. Pyrocat HD.
Thanks Steven. I was happy that the wind did not have too much effect, after a long exposure
Last edited by David Schaller; 8-Oct-2020 at 08:02.
This is an image containing other compositions within it. It might be fun to play with a pair of cropping L's and see what you find.
Philip U.
Sine scientia ars nihil est. (Without science/knowledge, art is nothing.)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/156933346@N07/
Bullerfallet
Northern Sweden
Chamonix 45H-1, G-Claron 9/240, Fomapan400 9x12
That's a wonderful photo--waterfalls don't usually hold much in the way of intrinsic interest for me, but just the light on the trees in the upper frame is special.
Looks almost as if you were in the middle of the river to get the shot, Lasse. Very well done!
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