Comments by Light Grapher on Tue, 07/28/09 15:26
Very cool. Nice leading in. Curious why that far rock seems to be in shadow.
Comments by Rick Longworth on Tue, 07/28/09 20:34
Campground! OOoooooo! I'm there!
Comments by G.B. SHETTLER on Tue, 07/28/09 23:01
Comments by Rick Midthun on Wed, 07/29/09 02:02
This one is beautiful, too. I like your range of talents, from red-hot natural landscape to icey-cold cityscape (Student Parking}. Great work again, Jeff.
I like your hyperfocal technique, and I think the portrait orientation for these shots adds a lot more drama since one's eye has to travel a great distance near-to-far.
This would look really cool in B&W IMHO.
R.M.
Comments by John Long on Thu, 07/30/09 03:58
The 12mm lens has really enhanced this rock formation in giving you
the perspective you intended.
Great colours.
Comments by Maria Salvador on Thu, 07/30/09 06:05
Wow factor to this! Love those wonderful lines and colors. Love the luminosity too.
Comments by jj on Thu, 07/30/09 20:03
Looks like you got farther into the area than we did. Was it blazing hot, or did you remember a hat and sunblock and 3 gallons of water per hour? :)
I, too, like the short lens effect, it pushes what might otherwise be a smallish feather out into the background. And the color, well, yep, that's how it looks. :)
Comments by Bob Buckles on Sat, 08/01/09 23:00
Jeff, great DOF and color. Have you ever tried using the NIK Color Graded Grey Filter rotated so the lower part of the frame is slightly darker? I like the technique because it forces you to look into the frame. With this image, my eye stops at the bottom of the frame and never gets into the image.
