Posted by Dan Baumbach on October 20, 2008 at 11:01 PM
I originally posted this in ES&S a couple of weeks ago but I reworked it a bit and upped the contrast.
Canham 4x
150mm Nikkor
5 stops of grad
Astia
Posted by Rick Dunn on October 21, 2008 at 9:04 AM
Gorgeous, Dan. The soft light and warm glow create a very soothing mood. The gently rolling foreground cradles the rest of the scene nicely. I didn't see the original, but the levels and contrast here look excellent.
Although it would modify the pleasing 4:5 format, a slight crop from the top gives it a more intimate feel, imo.
Very nice Dan. I love the subdued tones and the deer. I'm sure this will make a fine print.
Posted by Steve Sieren on October 22, 2008 at 12:37 AM
Wow, I love the vagueness of it. Had to scratch my head and wonder if there were deer in the shot. There is! Always love images that have me wondering for a second.
Dan, just wondered if you're a Robert Glen Ketchum fan with all the trees you photograph?
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6 repliesCanham 4x
150mm Nikkor
5 stops of grad
Astia
Although it would modify the pleasing 4:5 format, a slight crop from the top gives it a more intimate feel, imo.
Thanks, Murali
Dan, just wondered if you're a Robert Glen Ketchum fan with all the trees you photograph?
As others have commented, the mood of this shot is great. Very pleasing composition. Best Regards.