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One more of the Percé Rock

 

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I like the both. But I like the first take a lot. Maybe I'm a sucker for reflections, but it draws me in.
 

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Test print, far from final, but here it is while I’m on it.
 

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Final, I’m accepting this one.
And one with a stranger.

 

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Stephen Benskin said:
Beautiful. Two thumbs up
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Moose22 said:
It's like this scene was precisely what the SW617 was designed for. Really nice. I'm a sucker for reflections, too.
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Thanks guys. I hiked up to get a sunset picture of the mountains reflecting off Lac Blanc and stayed until nightfall. I never realized how beautiful the light was during the blue hour - the combination of pink blue purple sky against the snow covered mountains was spectacular. I might have to do a whole series now
 

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Some great images & thanks for sharing! Here is an oldie from last year. Local Fields on an afternoon's walk.
 

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From same roll

 

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Tmy-400 is a marvelous film. Whenever I print from that film I don’t need to dodge and burn. These are straight prints. It dodges and burns around the edges by itself. And the tonal values...
Perfection.

Who is the engineering team behind this particular film? Please raise them a Statue.
 
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