Posted by Jeremy Cram on October 7, 2006 at 6:18 PM
Well I had a great time out shooting with my mom. She's an artist and and has a wonderful eye, so fall is a great time to go out and hang with her, we look for the same stuff. She took me out to some real out of the way places, lots-o-fun.
Kinda funny, I stopped to get a coffee yesterday around 4pm before my 4.5 hr drive home and was walking down though the park with my mom. They have a little art show 4 days a week there. Anyway, I was admiring one of the photographers work, and realized I knew a couple of the pictures. It was David Forster. We talked made some hopeful plans for the winter and off I went. Really a nice guy who has some very nice work. http://www.nwrphotography.com/
The shot...
5D, 2s, f22, iso 50, 70-200 @ 120mm, CP, 2 Stop SGND
Oh yeah, I forgot, change of plans on the roof. I've got a new design I'd like you to look at. I think it might be pretty easy.
Posted by Ned Fenimore on October 7, 2006 at 7:02 PM
Really nice composition, Jeremy..
Posted by Rick Lundh on October 8, 2006 at 3:17 AM
Jeremy,
Not super vibrant, but a splendid display of "the turn".
Posted by Jeremy Cram on October 8, 2006 at 1:14 PM
Thanks everyone...
I wasn't going for the vibrant on this. Although I have to admit I did see a vibrant shot here. That red created a nice bright contrast. I saw this and kinda saw a painting, one with amazing detail. That is what made this really so amazing is that there was no wind and not really a leaf moving for these two seconds. At full size the detail, I think, is something else.
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9 repliesKinda funny, I stopped to get a coffee yesterday around 4pm before my 4.5 hr drive home and was walking down though the park with my mom. They have a little art show 4 days a week there. Anyway, I was admiring one of the photographers work, and realized I knew a couple of the pictures. It was David Forster. We talked made some hopeful plans for the winter and off I went. Really a nice guy who has some very nice work. http://www.nwrphotography.com/
The shot...
5D, 2s, f22, iso 50, 70-200 @ 120mm, CP, 2 Stop SGND
Not super vibrant, but a splendid display of "the turn".
I wasn't going for the vibrant on this. Although I have to admit I did see a vibrant shot here. That red created a nice bright contrast. I saw this and kinda saw a painting, one with amazing detail. That is what made this really so amazing is that there was no wind and not really a leaf moving for these two seconds. At full size the detail, I think, is something else.
Sandy
Hey it was nice meeting you the other day. Nice colors in the posted shot. Let me know whenever you want to go out shooting.
-David