I haven't scanned my 4x5s yet (except for one), but I have posted some of my favorite digital shots from the Canada trip on my site.
I have quite a few in the "undecided" category, but it's taken a few weeks to widdle down from 3000 images to around 30, so I think I'm going to take a break for a while!
Well you certainly know how to start off with a bang. Those clouds floating below you in the first image are right up my alley. All great stuff! Can't wait to see even more. BTW, that's probably the best, coolest shot of Angel Glacier I've ever seen.
Posted by Art Escobado on July 21, 2007 at 6:18 PM
You rocked MT. Rundle, fantastic image, makes me want to start planning a trip!
Rick, what are you trying to pull on us!?! I think your title image should say "Almost Canada" cause unless I'm mistaken that's Lake Sherburne in the good ol' US of A!!! You've got a great gallery and best of all with lots of nice clouds. Hope you've got some equally great stuff on the 4x5's. Cheers.
Thanks guys! I have pics of both Rundle and Angel Glacier on 4x5. Pretty much the same shots as in the gallery, but with MUCH more detail! Now if I could just muster the motivation to fire up the scanner...
You are correct, John - that is Lake Sherburne in the good ol' US of A! But Darren captured perhaps the only photograph of me made in over 30-some years that I actually like (and he caught my good side!), so I couldn't resist making it the headliner photo in the gallery! I had been banking on one of two things: 1) most people wouldn't recognize that it's Lake Sherburne or 2) those who did wouldn't recall that Lake Sherburne is in the US! Should never underestimate the cognitive skills of a Pennsylvanian!
Posted by Bill Pelzmann on July 21, 2007 at 11:40 PM
Fantastic selection of images!
I'm looking forward to seeing your 4x5 print of Angel Glacier.
Get busy scanning.
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19 repliesI have quite a few in the "undecided" category, but it's taken a few weeks to widdle down from 3000 images to around 30, so I think I'm going to take a break for a while!
John
You are correct, John - that is Lake Sherburne in the good ol' US of A! But Darren captured perhaps the only photograph of me made in over 30-some years that I actually like (and he caught my good side!), so I couldn't resist making it the headliner photo in the gallery! I had been banking on one of two things: 1) most people wouldn't recognize that it's Lake Sherburne or 2) those who did wouldn't recall that Lake Sherburne is in the US!
I'm looking forward to seeing your 4x5 print of Angel Glacier.
Get busy scanning.
Awesome images, but b&w of Moraine Lake is spectacular!
Great stuff! I havent been up there since 1992 (old 35mm shooting days) . We are planning on heading up there in Sept.
RichieV
Craig