Thanks. I like how that sounds.
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Thank you. It's looking west, back toward the mainland.
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Is the causeway flooded?
Another great shot of Mono Lake. Really like the minimalism here.
This is the old causeway called Pilgrims Way. The modern causeway (1950s) is also inaccessible at high tide. A portion of the road is raised and has a safety box for those who miscalculate the tides.
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Thanks Jim. Really appreciate it. Finding the right balance has been a challenge with this image. My first inclination was to make it high key, but this new approach, darker with greater separation in the fog, gives it more depth and a better mood.
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I love it too. Lindisfarne is one of my favourite places. (We used to do field trips there as students, and get locked in the pub during high tide, sometimes with the policeman!) Your photo captures really well the challenge of making the crossing on foot as the pilgrims did/do.
Washington Coast, Mamiya 7ii, 65mm, Acros 100, Polarizer, 3 stop ND, plus split ND soft grad, Lee filters, lab developed
Washington Coast, Shi Shi Beach, Mamiya 7ii, Acros 100,
65mm, orange filter plus soft split ND grad.
Mono Lake, CA
Stunning. A+
Devon, England, August 2025
Nice work, Jonathan. Whose garden is this?
I really like this. Well done!
@Jim Peterson and @Stephen Benskin SUPERB work!
Thanks. It’s Overbeck’s Garden, near Salcombe, Devon. Belongs to the National Trust now, but developed as a sub-tropical fantasy by a succession of wealthy owners, ending with the philanthropic Overbeck. Not my usual sort of thing, but we had visitors…
Wow. Thank you.
Stephen, this is absolutely gorgeous! I'm curious, what focal length did you use? The relationship between the near and the far is really interesting!
Probably a 90mm or 150mm with a Linhof Technikardan 4x5.
A couple from last week. Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, Acadia NP. Flogged with people but managed a few without folks. Some ektachrome shots from the rz67ii were also taken but must be sent off for development (I don't have any e6 chems at home currently).
Van dyke print of a beach scene at Hunting Island State Park in South Carolina many years ago. Original on 4x5 film converted to a digital negative for alt process.
This is really nice Stephen. I'm glad you let the posts recede into the horizon instead of forcing the composition around only 2 or 3 of them. Maybe I'm getting minimalism fatigue?
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