Fahnestock Foliage
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Taken just after sunrise in Fahnestock State Park, New York. The Sun had begun to rise above the horizon and the lake was beginning to steam.
About the photo
Schneider Symmar-S 150mm f/5.6 lens on a Copal 0 shutter.
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Comments (12)
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K
I can't get the point here, sorry. I like your last two better.
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slashbomb123
nvr knew how beautiful america can look like, glad u found a beautiful cliff @ new york, very insightful to look @t. Thx for sharing
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Thanks very much guys. Haak: AB hit the nail on the head there, especially that last bit :)
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T
Lovely texture to the picture, but I think the composition could be better. Perhaps it could have done with the water taking up a little more of the frame though: as it stands you can see that there's some reflections below in the water but it not really enough to compliment what's above. I'd have zoomed in to the trees in the centre of the shot that surround the little red bush, framed by the rock behind and made sure the water had a greater proportion of the frame. But then that's just me! I still like it!
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seanms
awesome photo. i love the color that is dappled throughout all the green. and i love that you took this with an old-skool camera. very nicely done.
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Actias Luna
Wonderful photo. So crisp and high resolution, with a beautiful composition. Just had to stick this on my desktop. Thanks ever so much for submitting. :)
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Beginning
Awesome... Thanks for sharing!!
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Zach1923
Wow. Now that is an amazing picture. Nice work.
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Dhaman
Excellent. No flaws to point out (no telephone poles, wires, cables, cats, bigfoot, etc.)
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Very nice. It's great to see some large format photography on here. Did you happen to go back a week or two later? Haak, there are many reasons to use a large format camera. One being the film is so large (in this case 4"x5") and the optics so sharp that the detail is absolutely incredible. Another reason would be the movements (tilt/shift/rise/fall) the camera can make allowing for precise control of composition, focus, and depth of field. Not too mention they are just plain fun to use..
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Haak
WOW. I just looked up the camera you used. Soo cool! Why do you use it? It looks really old, anyway, awesome wallpaper!
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trout
Love it. A great landscape sans sunset/sunrise. Excellent, calming shot.