Well, this hardly feels adequate after dofmasters additional posts, but what can you do...
I wanted to come away from Yosemite with some particular photographs this summer, including this one - Nevada Fall at the peak of spring flow.
Tachihara 4x5, Schneider SA 90mm f/8, Ilford FP4+, HC110(B) - Epson V750 Scan.
Secret camp in the Daks
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Awesome! Need to go there for couple of monthsOriginally Posted by MumbleyJoe
Tachihara 4x5, Schneider SA 90mm f/8, Ilford FP4+, HC110(B) - Epson V750 Scan.
Hey, nicely done. I was in Yosemite at the end of October, and due to the heavy rain for a few days, *all* the waterfalls were thundering just like Nevada in your photograph. That's the first time I've been in Yosemite in the Fall, and see the 'Falls' running. It was cool!Well, this hardly feels adequate after dofmasters additional posts, but what can you do...
I wanted to come away from Yosemite with some particular photographs this summer, including this one - Nevada Fall at the peak of spring flow.
Tachihara 4x5, Schneider SA 90mm f/8, Ilford FP4+, HC110(B) - Epson V750 Scan.
Thanks! I was watching the weather reports for Yosemite while I was in Seattle, just wishing I was back there. Having the waterfalls running the autumn is a rare thing, and I have yet to be there for it myself.
Nice photo!
Moose Cow in Fog, Washington Harbor, Isle Royale
Toho FC-45X, Fuji 300c, Tmax 100, Xtol.
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
dofmaster, thanks for bringing a whole new part of the world to my attention.
Here's two from upstate NY.
larger & on dark - Sugarloaf Mountain
larger & on dark - Top of one of the shelters in Harriman Park. You can see the city skyline on the right of the horizon.
Taken a few years ago, I had only been at LF for about a year at this point. This is one of the images that pushed me completely off the fence re LF, shortly after I sold my DSLR that I had started out with. Painful experience in many ways, what with how quickly these things lose their value! still, no regrets this far
Image is of Ben Talaidh, on the Isle of Mull on the west coast of Scotland. Taken at the end of a summer day before heading to the bothy just a mile further up the river.
Reminds me of Ansel Adams' famous shot! ;-)
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