This was a difficult image to capture, especially with my limited focal lenghts. 75mm was a little too wide and 150mm was a little to tight and there was nowhere to really move and reposition the camera. I liked how the rivulet and fallen boles gave the grove of aspens along the South Fork of the Bishop Creek a blowl effect.
Taken on the morning of Oct. 8th, the next morning after the frigid sunset at So. Lake.
Your thoughts appreciated
Shen-Hao 4x5, Nikon 75mm, Fuji Astia 100F, Pushed 2/3 of a stop
Posted by David Senesac on November 4, 2006 at 9:45 PM
Gee Yousesef maybe its your crude scan but I can't personally see the aesthetic you are after here. ...David
I loved the composition the first time you posted this on ESS. However, I prefer this opened-up view more than the original one (which was a little too contrasty). This one has a nice airy feel about it.
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2 repliesTaken on the morning of Oct. 8th, the next morning after the frigid sunset at So. Lake.
Your thoughts appreciated
Shen-Hao 4x5, Nikon 75mm, Fuji Astia 100F, Pushed 2/3 of a stop
I loved the composition the first time you posted this on ESS. However, I prefer this opened-up view more than the original one (which was a little too contrasty). This one has a nice airy feel about it.