What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[John Olsen]

Another image from the same area but from a different day. This one was made with the Ebony 8x10 using a Nikkor 150SW on ly this time on Provia.

OK, I'll bite. How did you get the swirl one time, but not the other? Very long exposure? (I really like the images.)

[pdmoylan]

Made with an Ebony8x10 using a Nikkor 150SW on E100VS.

Lovely image with good impact Jim. Good to see you are still at LF endeavors. I take it this was taken in WI?

Would love to have seen a slightly higher perspective so that the water motion would dominate the image a bit more.

P.

[Ben Calwell]

Another image from the same area but from a different day. This one was made with the Ebony 8x10 using a Nikkor 150SW on ly this time on Provia.

Those are very nice, Jim.

[Jim Becia]

OK, I'll bite. How did you get the swirl one time, but not the other? Very long exposure? (I really like the images.)

John,

The swirls were made possible because the outlet from the pool was pretty much clogged up with leaves and the current had them moving in a counterclockwise motion. And, yes, a long exposure helped. When I made the second image, the stream was moving freely as the clogged area had been cleared due to a rain storm.

[alt.kafka]

Potomac Brush

Foma 100, D76, 4x5

[Jim Becia]

Here is an overview of the pool and stream where I made the last 2 images I posted. This one was on 4x5 film.

[h2oman]

Having become a bit jaded on extreme near-far images, I prefer this one to the other two. It's lovely.

[tuco]

Here is an overview of the pool and stream where I made the last 2 images I posted. This one was on 4x5 film.

Beautiful Fall scene, like the others.

[md-photo]

Agree with Tuco, very pleasant image to look at, Jim!

[md-photo]

8X10Provia003s by Maryland Photos, on Flickr

Gibellini Bellatrix 810, Nikkor W 240 5.6, and Provia 100F. Developed with Artisa E-6 using the SP-810 tray.