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Beautiful, Henry. Love the reflections of the sky, and the patterns in the lake. Film seems to deal with the extreme light around the sun really well.

Birma wrote:Beautiful, Henry. Love the reflections of the sky, and the patterns in the lake. Film seems to deal with the extreme light around the sun really well.

Thanks, Andy. After I got back from Africa and my girlfriend saw this photo she really liked it so I had a print made along with a custom mat and frame for her. I haven't seen her for about 20 years. I wonder if she still has it?

I love the glow of the foliage, Ken

Great shot Henry. The light and shadows interplay is just beautiful.

I am with Andy, Ken. Love the glow.

Sury

Ken, wonderful glow to that one.

This is at Erawan National Park in northern Thailand:

Beautiful country, that Thailand, Henry.

From the Lookout Point, UC Santa Cruz, California. In Camera Pano

A little moonrise over Mount Shasta, California. A bit of hiking in the snow to get this one, wet shoes were worth it! A6000 & 55-210mm on a tripod.

Very nice, Darin!

This is Yosemite National Park at sunset in 1999. Scanned color negative.



I was reminded of my old photo because a couple of days ago I saw one that was taken at almost exactly the same position recently. Different light, etc.

http://www.popphoto.com/photo-of-the-day/02-26-2015

Some beautiful colourful weather and landscapes there, Sury, Henry and Darinm

All inspiring pictures.

Thanks for the kind words. Lost my password for a while and it took me a while to have the free time to find it, as strange as that sounds. Landscape or Starscape? This is a footbridge over the Kaweah River in Sequoia National Park. Oddly enough this happens to be the smog center of California because it all blows up here, hard to get a clear night, it took me months (thankfully I'm only 20 minutes away from the park). A7 and Nikon 16mm f/3.5 fisheye. One of those lenses that just baffles me how they designed something so well performing without computers. 30 seconds ISO 1600. Fyi if you shoot stars on the A7 it's better to stop at ISO 1600 and push in post rather than in camera, cleaner results.

Beautiful starscape, Darin

Fantastic skyscrape Darin

Darin, that is great!

Caddo Lake, Texas in 1999. Scanned slide.

Love the textures and the transition into the reflection. Beautiful stuff, Henry