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Near a lava flow at Davis Lake in Oregon.
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Taken last month - I rescanned since having acquired a BetterScanning film holder and began a different workflow with SilverFast.
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Nice shot, even as my brain is having a hard time sorting out which direction the water is flowing.
Thank you. Around this time, I started focusing on waterfalls downstream which has morphed into an "over the edge" persona. I will post some more with that theme in mind.
 

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Negative scan, because I'm out of print developer. This was a scene on Cape Mountain, in the Oregon Coast Range, where the morning light angling in through the forest really struck me, and I'm not sure how strongly it really comes off in the photo--I may be too close to the experience. Nettar 518/16, 75/4.5 Novar-Anastigmat, FP4+ in PC-TEA; f/5.6, 1/25 s, handheld.

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Very much like this, Nathan—there’s a narrative substrate here that anchors the photo in the imagination.:smile:

Thank you! I love this thread; seeing people’s very different approaches to and interpretations of the broad “woodland” theme is a great ongoing education as I try to get the hang of shooting in forests.

-NT
 
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