What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[jim kitchen]

Gentlemen,

Thank you for your comments...

Reruns can be fun to review every once in a while, especially when you get bored, like I do sometimes between my daily tasks.

Again, merci.

jim k

[jp]

Great job Jim. I like "close" snow/ice/water images. Most people are looking for dramatic landscapes (which you are also good at), and miss out on the details. Amongst those that do see it, they often don't have the proficiency and practice to properly expose the snow and water and print it nicely.

[NicolasArg]

What a great thread! I took my time but viewed a good part of it.
Would like to share a photo also:

[Thierry Schreiner]

Nicolas,

That is a really nice picture. Delicate and powerful at the same time.

[Filmnut]

Here are a couple I took almost exactly 7 months apart. The first was on the last day of Jan 2010, and the second near the end of August. Shot with a Speed Graphic.
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[rjbuzzclick]

Two similar shots, I can't decide which I like better. Speed Graphic, Fomapan 100, scan from a contact print.

[SamReeves]

What a great thread! I took my time but viewed a good part of it.
Would like to share a photo also:

Fantastic. You couldn't ask for a better pair of boulders.

[bgh]

Two similar shots, I can't decide which I like better. Speed Graphic, Fomapan 100, scan from a contact print.

Being a dam kind of guy, I enjoyed them both! In case you're wondering, my vote's on the second one--I like seeing more of the context.

[William Sherman]

Cooper Creek in north Georgia. Wista field 4x5 Rodenstock 135mm PX



Pin Hole camera shot (4x5) of Pickett's Mill Creek (Civil War Battle Field) Near Dallas, GA. F 128 @ 15 seconds Ilford FP4



Bill
http://www.whsimages.com

[jp]

Cropped from 4x5 Efke 50, yellow filter, speed graphic with stock optar lens. Processed in Xtol 1+1, quicky scan on epson v700.

Summer clouds over the harbor in Rockland Maine near the end of the day. 900 pixels isn't showing much of the detail or tone unfortunately.