Posted by Mel Ladewig on April 14, 2009 at 5:09 PM
I've got a 4X5 shot along these lines (but wider) off to the lab. The first time I shot it with the 4X5, I did not give myself enough depth of field and I wanted a bit different framing, so I went back and shot it again.
This was shot on 35mm, E100G, 50/1.4 lens and an 81b filter.
The cropped version is very nice. Nice texture and subtle color shot, Mel.
Posted by Nick Moore on April 14, 2009 at 10:45 PM
The white Aspen bark against the dark red rock really works well, lots of great texture in the scene. The cut off tree in the orginal is a distaction, Steven's cropped version works very nicely though!.
I like this image too - subtle colors and nice lines in the aspen boles. I think the tree on the left is fairly distracting, and I would prefer it cropped with the minor branches coming into the scene. But, we are a bunch of photographers and your average person would neither notice nor care.
I would be very tempted to revisit this scene as the aspen start to leaf out!
Really like the sandstone colors which provide a wonderful counterpoint to the stark white of the aspen. Great comp, the cropped version is probably the way to go since you're working with a 4x5 original, you'll still be able to go large if printing it later.
Posted by Jesse Speer on April 16, 2009 at 10:07 AM
The cropped version works well Mel. I like the blue/red combo - at least that's what I see on my laptop anyway.
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10 repliesThis was shot on 35mm, E100G, 50/1.4 lens and an 81b filter.
I would be very tempted to revisit this scene as the aspen start to leaf out!