What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Chauncey Walden]

gmed, that's a beautiful print!

[Vaughn]

keeds -- you certainly picked an image to give development evenness a solid test! Interesting composition...lots of tension for such a simple scene.

[pdmoylan]

Sourland Stream and Diabase

From a book project of the Sourland Mountain, NJ.

Nikkor 150w

Ektachrome 100

[gmed]

Corona del Mar by Gevork Mosesi, on Flickr

Chamonix 45F / Nikon 150mm
Kodak Tmax 100

[Gabe]

Corona del Mar by Gevork Mosesi, on Flickr

Chamonix 45F / Nikon 150mm
Kodak Tmax 100

Very nice.

[keeds]

Thanks Vaughn, it's a shame with the development issues. I like the image, wasn't sure the jetty blocked it too much but there are lines and details drawing you all over the image so I think it works.

[Thad Gerheim]

Here's sign that the pandemic is getting close to the end. Stockpiles of large toilet paper are being jettisoned. Lochsa river Toyo AX 4x5
LochsaTP by Thad Gerheim, on Flickr

[Thad Gerheim]

This tp may have fell from Air Force one.

[John Layton]

Makes my blood boil to see the TP rolls mucking up the river. But good for you Thad for recording this! Has this been publicized?

[Thad Gerheim]

John, I actually took the photo several years ago. I was in Moscow, Idaho and read in the paper about a truck wreck that said the truck came close to going into the river. I was driving home along the Lochsa and thought that I'd watch for where the wreck happened. It was about dusk and a light rain, but when I saw it I had to photograph it. Close hell, it was in the river. The paper rolls were at least 6 feet in diameter, water logged and couldn't be pulled from the river. They probably came from the paper mill at Lewiston, Idaho. It is a shame though, as this is a designated Wild and Scenic river. I've had board members for conservation groups want to buy this photo.