Full moon landscapes

[Tom J McDonald]

Steve, incredibly lucky.

Were there cars driving through the National Park when Ansel was there?

[Steve M Hostetter]

Steve, incredibly lucky.

Were there cars driving through the National Park when Ansel was there?

Tom, yeah from what i understand there were but no where near the modern day traffic..
When I was there the road seemed like a fking race track with ppl traveling at rediculous speeds
You gotta watch those nut cases out there!

[polyglot]

Steve, incredibly lucky.

Were there cars driving through the National Park when Ansel was there?

Ansel of course drove in there...

[Brian C. Miller]

When I was there the road seemed like a fking race track with ppl traveling at rediculous speeds

I thought that's what the bears were there for: producing massive traffic jams and slowing people down. Violators would be eaten.

[chris_4622]

http://www.hcc.commnet.edu/artmuseum...oonrise.html#F

1 second at f32, asa 64 film, no. 15 yellow/orange filter-not likely to be shot anytime past sunset with that exposure.....

I didn't know this fact about that photo. It seems like it would make a thin negative at that exposure.

Was the purpose of the filter at that time of day to improve contrast?

[Robert Hughes]

It seems like it would make a thin negative at that exposure.

AA did run at least part of the "moonrise" negative through an intensifier bath because of the thinnness of the image.

[gsinico]

Moonrise at Spuyten Duyvil, Ektar 100

I really like this picture!