@jonesp, absolutely lovely!
@jonesp, absolutely lovely!
Beautiful!
I must've ridden my bike by that lake on the way from Fairbanks to Anchorage on the Alaska Aids Vaccine Ride in the year 2000. 1500 bike riders and 500 volunteers descended on Palmer on the last night of the ride. Our traveling camp was the 7th largest city in Alaska as it moved from one remote camp site to the next. I find it interesting and curious about "late evening" since that far north evening can be anything from 1:00 in the afternoon during winter to 11:00 at night in the summer. What time is evening in Alaska?
Very fine image, Ben, from vision to finish.
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Originally Posted by Corran
Thank you!
Wonderful!
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Wonderful!3 hour one-shot walk
4x5 120mm apo-symmar foma200 pyrocat.
Yes, this is really nice. I always think I need to embrace the wind on occasion, then always forget about it when I'm out there.
Very beautiful tones and perfect angle of approach of the subject. Are we seeing fog in the background, bokeh from careful use of aperture, or wind, or all of the above. What aperture was used?3 hour one-shot walk
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Great stuff.
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