Howdy! I got my film back from Wednesday's awesome sunset up on Mt. Evans, and thought I'd post a couple.
This one was right after we got to the summit block, and it's amazing that it's even sharp, since I was breathing so damn hard from practically running up the trail to 14,264'! Slight crop from the top to get rid of some clear, boring sky.
The rest of my 4x5 shots that night were looking toward the sweet clouds to the west, over towards Greys and Torreys Peaks. I knew as I was shooting that these would be cropped toward more panoramic since I had the foreground going pretty black.
Posted by Todd Caudle on August 4, 2006 at 7:13 PM
Oh yeah, that's what I wanted to see! Nice stuff, BD. I can almost see the clouds swirling in the second one (and third one on your site. But why does the page say Mayflower Gulch - January 2006 across the top? Geez, first you time-travel a day into the future, and now this?
Just oozing with color and motion! Powerful imagery - thanks!
Dave Showalter
Posted by Craig Schultz on August 6, 2006 at 10:23 PM
Great postings as of late Brent, you are really making the most of your shooting time! I really like the last one on your link. Gorgeous; just seems to go on forever.
Craig
Posted by Tony Bouchard on August 6, 2006 at 10:48 PM
What a terrific crisp-looking image #1 is. I love the colors.
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8 repliesThis one was right after we got to the summit block, and it's amazing that it's even sharp, since I was breathing so damn hard from practically running up the trail to 14,264'!
Wista 45DX
90mm lens
Fuji Velvia 50
The rest of my 4x5 shots that night were looking toward the sweet clouds to the west, over towards Greys and Torreys Peaks. I knew as I was shooting that these would be cropped toward more panoramic since I had the foreground going pretty black.
Here are the rest from that night
Wista 45DX
180mm lens
Fuji Velvia 50
Dave Showalter
Craig