Posted by Tim Buchanan on September 27, 2007 at 11:40 AM
OK - I've finally got a few pictures from the trip put together. I have to say that these are probably preliminary results, and I see a few that I want to rework. That's always the way it is, it seems.
Posted by Bill Dark on September 27, 2007 at 1:29 PM
Very nice, Tim! Looks like you had a great trip. I really like the fallen tree shot from the Tetons...beautiful color.
Between you and Tom, I'm starting to feel like a real "homebody".
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on September 27, 2007 at 1:45 PM
Bill I'll second all your comments .... including the homebody statement!
Wonderful images all around Tim. And great minds must think alike, the fallen tree resonated highly with me as well.
I hope to get a few from RMNP next week.
Posted by Larry Daniel on September 27, 2007 at 2:18 PM
Very nice, maybe see you tonight at SWMOCC.
Posted by Tim Buchanan on September 27, 2007 at 2:20 PM
Sorry, Larry - I'll be MIA tonight - out of town guests coming in.
Posted by Tom Kennon on September 27, 2007 at 2:21 PM
Tim, really nice gallery, all your shots are great, but your B & W shots are special, the one of the Tetons with the clouds and the the shots at the Firehole River are my favorites.
Posted by Rob Graham on September 27, 2007 at 10:35 PM
Great series, looks like it was a great trip
Posted by Tim Buchanan on September 28, 2007 at 11:38 AM
Thanks for the comments everyone. I've been printing some these B&W images on Harman's Gloss Baryta paper, and they really do look great. Hahnemuhle is coming out with a competitive Baryta paper this fall - can't wait to try it!!
Posted by TIMERNST on September 28, 2007 at 2:41 PM
How do the baryta prints look coming out of that z? It sounds like the perfect paper for ultimate BW prints for sure...
Posted by Tim Buchanan on September 28, 2007 at 3:11 PM
The prints come off very nicely on the Z3100. There is depth and detail to the shadows that I don't see in matte papers, and as you'd expect with a PK (photo black) ink it has a very nice d-max. There is also a slight warmth to the prints that I really like - an oh-so-subtle effect of bronzing, perhaps? (Other non-matte papers are not nearly so subtle.) Though I've heard reports that the surface is fragile, I haven't had problems with it. Yet.
Papers just keep getting better and better! Can't wait to see what comes out next!
Hi Tim your images look great. I am VERY impressed with images on your blog. We have something in common I just returned from that area also. Grand Teton and Yellowstone seams like you could never run out of images to capture. If landscape is not right, just scout and shoot wildlife. alot of fun
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Between you and Tom, I'm starting to feel like a real "homebody".
Wonderful images all around Tim. And great minds must think alike, the fallen tree resonated highly with me as well.
I hope to get a few from RMNP next week.
Papers just keep getting better and better! Can't wait to see what comes out next!
Talk to ya later
Gale