Graham, those pictures took me right back to the island! I think you've captured the atmosphere of the place very well. Reminds me I should go back there!
Graham, those pictures took me right back to the island! I think you've captured the atmosphere of the place very well. Reminds me I should go back there!
Very nice work
Jay Cooke State Park by Michael Schomer, on Flickr
Gorgeous mijosc!
Graham
Two views either side of Loch Maree, Wester Ross, Scotland. This is quite a wild place and I've spent three weeks there in the last three or so years and would happily return at the drop of a hat! Both taken in Autumn 2013 and only just got round to "processing" electronically - yeh yeh, took me some time to understand scanning and decide on how best to invert a negative (at least for me).
View along Loch Maree from the northern shore. The snow dusted mountain on the right is called Slioch.
View along a river from the "Heights of Kinlochewe" where I was faced with sun, rain and a snow-dusted mountain, Beinn Eighe. This mountain is on the opposite side of Loch Maree to Slioch.
Critique welcome.
Graham
Ditto. Beautifully framed and exposed. The shutter speed is just right for the water movement. What film??Originally Posted by Meekyman
Love the second shot, Graham. I like the almost monochromic scene. Would work well converted to BW.
Love the second shot, too!
Wish I could be there again... memories...
Fuji Acros metered at ISO 80. I set my aperture to f22 and used a polarizer and 3-stop ND filter to get my shutter speed down to 1/2 second. It was a very high contrast scene, so I developed for 4 minutes in BTZS tubes, Ilford DDX 1:6.
Really like the shots Graham. Well done, and nice job on the scanning. It's not easy to do.
-Adam
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