Dunes #1

John, nicely seen and captured. I figure you used a filter on this shot, yellow, orange or? Is this a scan or a print? I like the use of shadow and light.

The bit of brush at the lower center sort of anchors the shot at the bottom. Hard to compose with things as they are, but the location in a corner might have been more pleasing as an anchor. Still a good one. tim

John, beautiful tones and light. Nice work.

Jim

If this were food, I'd want three servings!! Excellent!

Thank's to all for the kind words!
Tim, sorry I forgot to list that I used a red/orange filter on this one. Also this was a scan of the 4x5 neg on a microtek 1800f.

Magnificent image John. Love the depth to this one, and texture you can almost feel.

Ansel Adams would like this image I suspect. Nice work.

Really, really nice. Is that TMX or TMY? I should guess TMY with the 1 sec expsure & filter.

Hi Victor, I need to get better at listing the details.
The film was t-max 100, I brought 120 sheets of ready loads on the trip with me and realised after the first day that I was having major issues with my readyload holder. I was only getting 50% of the film to pull out of the sleeves, boy was I pissed. Fortunately I brought a box of loose t-max 100 and 7 holders and a film tent (always be prepared) The first three days of the trip I attended a workshop with Clyde Butcher. Fortunately I was able to bum another box off of Clyde.