Temperance River Bridge

• Vonder

• Oct 24, 2016

Very nice! We didn't do a Minnesota vacation this year but the SHT is among our most hallowed spots. From Two Harbors to Grand Marais you can't go wrong.

 

• naeroscatu

• Oct 24, 2016

I love everything about this picture: composition, exposure, development and printing. You nailed it. Thanks for sharing.

 

• awty

• Oct 24, 2016

Lovely photo.

 

• HiHoSilver

• Oct 24, 2016

I'm w/ naeroscatu. You hit low key tones like there's no tomorrow.
Update: Mrs. HiHo says: 'Oh S* - that's wonderful, fabulous'.

 

• Eric Rose

• Oct 24, 2016

Stunning, even on my cellphone.

 

• ishutteratthethought

• Oct 25, 2016

Thanks Folks!
The North Shore is a magical place.
Steve

 

• removed account4

• Oct 25, 2016

The North Shore is a magical place

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and you have caputured the magic alright !
great stuff ! hang on a minute, this is a MF negative?
no minox?!
john

 

• HiHoSilver

• Oct 26, 2016

Shutter, I took the pleasure time to walk through your gallery & that was time very well spent. I notice you use an ND for quite a few shots. I don't know if the filtration brings more than just a reachable exposure & motion blur for water? Is the pyro more the look/feel of the shadow brilliance? It seems a consistent appearance to your lower key shots - and most satisfying.

 

• ishutteratthethought

• Oct 28, 2016

@HiHoSilver The ND is for the motion of the water for sure, also adds another element in controlling the light IMO.
The Pyrocat also effects the light. In low light settings is where it works best. I print dark as you may have noticed so the p-cat does control the light as far as giving it a more even light...again...IMO.
Steve

 

• HiHoSilver

• Oct 28, 2016

Steve, Thank You! The seemed a consistent look that I've not gotten w/ the pyro. As budget allows, I think I need to scratch that itch.