Mt. Columbia

I'm glad I got to see this one in the "newest gallery image" section of the English Forums page, otherwise I would have missed it! Why not show your stuff in the Standard Gallery where more people can enjoy them? (You don't have to answer that if you don't want to).

Aren't the Rockies just made for LF?

Murray

Thanks Murray
Change noted and made.
Yes, the Good Ol' Cdn Rockies are made for LF, but I would add so are the Prairies.
Take Care,

Beautiful shot, Bob!

That really is a beauty! I'm typically unimpressed by mountain scenes, but this one caught my eye in the tiny "latest photo" spot, and I really love it. That mountain has the coolest name as well! Wish I could see the print.

You don't remember the film you used? Is that a town at the bottom edge of the image? Is that a snag tree in the center of the bottom? Could we see the picture of the bottom part of the image cut off?

It's a beautiful shot, Ansel Adams one said that plain skys are boring and storms and clouds, ok storms, are what make sthe drama of the scene come alive.

Just think with photoshop you could keep that sky in a library and use it next time you needed to make a scene look more impressive !

However you have chosen to be true to yourself and take a striking, unique photograph.
Congratulations and thanks for sharing .CJB

Thank you all - Ari-ga-to:
The clouds are what really accentuate this image IMHO.
Curt: I don't have the negative here with me but think it was probably TMax-100.
In the bottom left is the highway with tiny cars just inside the image. I cropped a lot of the road and some foreground trees out.
I don't have PhotoShop, just film exposure...developement...and print...(scan).
Hope this answers your questions, if any others, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Excellent Photo

John