Falls at Tremen Glen

• Donald Miller

• Oct 10, 2004

John,
This is a very pleasant composition. I look forward to your results with your 4X5

 

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  jim kirk jr.

• Oct 10, 2004

Excellent image.

 

• John McCallum

• Oct 10, 2004

Wonderful image - really love it. It Sings!

 

• BWGirl

• Oct 10, 2004

I agree with John...it does sing! I love the contrast, and the steps down to the bottom. But there are also so many other things to see here...like those thin streams coming down the left. Beautiful composition!
Jeanette

 

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  dlin

• Oct 10, 2004

Beautiful photograph. You've captured a very wide range of tones, and there is so much to explore. Wonderful!
Regards,
Daniel

 

• TPPhotog

• Oct 10, 2004

We really are getting treated to many pictures that glow this weekend and this is very much one of them. This one is so tactile I feel like I could reach out and touch those rocks.

 

• luvmydogs

• Oct 10, 2004

I LOVE this.

 

• Joe Symchyshyn

• Oct 11, 2004

I have shot this EXACT shot from about 10 years ago as well... (had to dig up the neg to double check...)

Knowing what is there, I think that you could have opened up the top just a bit to not crowd the upper falls) Just a bit... Not far enough to get the fourth falls in and avoiding the bridge far above. It would also help show even more depth to this wonderful image. Any room on the neg for this, or is this full frame? A very nice image!

joe

 

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  jovo

• Oct 11, 2004

Thank you all for your kind comments. Joe, I used a fixed lens and had no more room on the narrow path to back up. As I said above, it was hard to get this in the frame (it is the full neg). The pentax has a zoom lens that's very expensive. It would've been nice to have had here.

 

• Thomas*Krebs

• Oct 11, 2004

fantastic picture and great landscape, well done, John. Best - Thomas