What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Heroique]

Just a quick shot across a lake, before pitching my tent – right here – for the evening.

Found this spot w/ a paper map & my old boy scout compass.

No GPS needed. ;^)

Tachi 4x5
Schneider 110mm/5.6 XL
Ilford FP4+ (in HC-110)
Epson 4990/Epson Scan

[dave_whatever]

I might post a few more with that combo once they're developed and scanned.

As promised:



Embleton bay, northumberland, UK. Velvia 50. Pretty happy with this one!

[David Hedley]

Just a quick shot across a lake, before pitching my tent – right here – for the evening.

Nice place to wake up to in the morning; hopefully not too many biting flies near the water.

Embleton bay, northumberland, UK. Velvia 50. Pretty happy with this one!

I'm not surprised - it's excellent.

[dave_whatever]

I'm not surprised - it's excellent.

Thanks for the kind words. I remember that day started out so unpromising weather wise I nearly didn't bother taking the big camera out, pretty glad I did now.

[Steve M Hostetter]

As promised:



Embleton bay, northumberland, UK. Velvia 50. Pretty happy with this one!

serenity

[Heroique]

Nice place to wake up to in the morning; hopefully not too many biting flies near the water.

I did swat a few mosquitoes in this October scene – and back home, I found several more inside my bellows.

[SMBooth]

On the edge of the Howqua River in the alpine area of Victoria Australia.
Delta 100 in Rodinal, Nikon90mmf8
Scan V700 and tone

[gth]

Very Nice David!

/gth

[mdm]

Thanks.

[Jim Becia]

I suppose this one could go into "trees" or "water's edge." Image taken in the UP in a boggy area. I was lucky to get the shot as the area where I was standing and shooting was basically water and grasses beneath me. I must have stood there for a couple of minutes hoping that the camera was absolutely still. It's not often I take too many images with a blue sky in them, but the gold tamaracks certainly contrasted nicely with the sky and the lighting wasn't terrible. Jim