Posted by Karla Hall on April 28, 2009 at 11:30 PM
Thanks for making "the wife/non member" feel welcome this past weekend. It was a pleasure to meet each and everyone of you!
Rod, thanks for opening up your cabin to us...We really had a great time. I am guessing membership is probably right around the corner..I will definitely be visiting on occasion to check out all my new friends work!
Posting a pic from Smith Creek...
NIKON D200
Focal Length 29 mm
Exposure Time 10.00 sec
Aperture f/25
ISO 100
Exposure Bias -1/3
Really nice work, Karla. The softening effect of the long exposure adds a nice touch, and the comp is great. Looking forward to seeing more of your work!
Posted by Bryan Simpson on April 29, 2009 at 12:58 PM
Hi Karla. Glad Mike talked you into getting on the boards. I really enjoyed meeting you both this past weekend
The composition on this shot is excellent. I really like it. It may be my monitor here at work (uncalibrated), but the picture seems to have a yellow cast to it. Regardless, I like the shot overall and look forward to seeing more.
Posted by Wayne Rhodus on April 29, 2009 at 5:14 PM
Karla, this is very nice. Well composed and very good exposure. I really like the light/shadow play in the fg water and who doesn't like the mid-frame cascades! Thanks to you and Mike for helping to make the CSNP Spring Gathering a success! Let's see some more beautiful images!
Thanks everyone for the nice comments...
Bryan...It is a little on the warm side, but I lean that direction usually unless the mood demands cool tones.
Discussion
9 repliesRod, thanks for opening up your cabin to us...We really had a great time. I am guessing membership is probably right around the corner..I will definitely be visiting on occasion to check out all my new friends work!
Posting a pic from Smith Creek...
NIKON D200
Focal Length 29 mm
Exposure Time 10.00 sec
Aperture f/25
ISO 100
Exposure Bias -1/3
Karla S. Hall
Conway, AR
The composition on this shot is excellent. I really like it. It may be my monitor here at work (uncalibrated), but the picture seems to have a yellow cast to it. Regardless, I like the shot overall and look forward to seeing more.
Bryan...It is a little on the warm side, but I lean that direction usually unless the mood demands cool tones.