Very nice--I've bookmarked a lot of your photos since beginning my own LF fixation over the past year. (FWIW, I've spent a fair amount of time back on the upper Bald River...they've tucked away some big country in the upper reaches of the Tellico watershed.)Originally Posted by ImSoNegative
That waterfall was sublime.
Had meant to shoot Ektar 100 in the sun here, but by the time I got to the spot and set up it was sprinkling.
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Wista 45 and Nikkor-SW 90 f8
Alkali Stain, Hornby Is., BC
4x5, FP4+, Metol/Acetone
Looks dangerous!
Great job of expressing movement.
Tin Can
Right behind me was a big pool, where a couple people were swimming. Probably could slide down the whole thing into the pool - the rock was fairly smooth. I used to do that at a couple waterfalls up in north GA when I was young. A big storm had just passed, and so I guess the creek overflowed and rushed that way (not exactly sure how the aqueduct system is designed there, but according to a historical marker, the same guy who designed the Panama Canal did the Augusta aqueduct). It's an interesting little watering hole, mostly unknown to outsiders. I talked for a while to a local who was curious about my cameras and was surprised to see an outsider there, who gave me some tips on other cool stuff locally.
Sierra Lake, 1971
4x5, Pan-X
Rock Form, Point Lobos, CA 1961
8x10 Ansco Camera/Cronar Press Film
Love those Point Lobos Rocks Merg! Thanks for posting these.
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