Posted by Ned Fenimore on March 13, 2009 at 12:32 AM
a composition from last Spring that I decided to work this evening.. can't wait for my week in May to hike in the Gorge again..
Canon 1D2
Canon EF 24-70L at 30mm
ISO-100
^ seconds at f/22
Polarizer
Posted by Mark Windom on March 13, 2009 at 12:38 AM
Spring has been cancelled.
About the only thing I would do differently is open up the shadows a bit. Gotta love those Spring greens....
Posted by Bryan Spahr on March 13, 2009 at 1:00 AM
This is nice Ned. Those greens are great, exposure of the ripple is spot on, and the detail is excellent. I would echo mark in that the left side could use a little lightening up. I too am anxiously awaiting getting into the gorge soon
Canceled? What? Nobody told me. The cherry trees and willows are blooming, and I even saw a buzzard the other day. That always means that spring is a comin' - when the buzzards come back around.
As for the photo, I agree with the suggestion of lightening the left side. maybe not so much as in opening the shadows, but instead dodging the bits of fern and moss that are already catching the light. That would help give a 3-D pop to the shot.
I'm anxiously waiting for the greenery to start to fill in a little around here as well. Once the salmonberries start going, it's "game on" for me!
Posted by Cliff Dodge on March 13, 2009 at 10:08 PM
Snow one day, 55 the next. Love your stream shots Ned.
I haven't seen one of these in a while. I kind of miss them. I really like it!!!
Posted by Ned Fenimore on March 14, 2009 at 11:00 AM
Thanks my friends.. I was kind of going for a dark look here.. the JPEG is pretty deceiving as the original file and print will be much more lighter and detailed..
Posted by Marc Dilley on March 14, 2009 at 12:11 PM
Gawd I missed these, Ned. The forecast for the eastside at least (east of the the cascades, that is) calls for "unusually cold temperatures through June".
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8 repliesCanon 1D2
Canon EF 24-70L at 30mm
ISO-100
^ seconds at f/22
Polarizer
About the only thing I would do differently is open up the shadows a bit. Gotta love those Spring greens....
As for the photo, I agree with the suggestion of lightening the left side. maybe not so much as in opening the shadows, but instead dodging the bits of fern and moss that are already catching the light. That would help give a 3-D pop to the shot.
I'm anxiously waiting for the greenery to start to fill in a little around here as well. Once the salmonberries start going, it's "game on" for me!
And I have knee high boots to wade in it now.
Kevin