Just got back my last roll of film that I shot/scanned today. I actually enjoy shooting film more than digital, because I feel all warm and fuzzy inside when I see scans like this. Gonna be hard to sell the F5...

WOW! That's awesome, Dustin! I can understand your warmth and fuzziness.

Bev

Great shot Dustin - it has a marvelous balance of crystal clear and misty areas. Beautiful delicate light.

Phil

Beautiful. I feel the need to shot film again when I see shots like this. Time to break out the K1000.....

Very, very beautiful shot.

Which Lewis River is this? The one in Yellowstone?

Very nice indeed Dustin. You seem to intimate that you are selling the F5, why is that?
Douglas

Hey Dustin,

Very nice shot here! I really like your composition, and the look of the shot is really awesome.

Jim

Very nice. Is that a super light dusting of snow on the pines?

Thanks guys for the comments. Sorry I cant indulge on how this was made. Single exposure on film - easy 5 minute walk to this.

really nice, Dustin... lovely composition. looks like pretty low water, at least below the falls. how did you get down to the river's edge? when i was there a couple of years ago, i couldn't find a trail down to the river, though there was a very rough, steep goat-trail that led down to a large rock about 6 feet high at the edge of the water. i definitely need to go back...

gordon l wrote:
Which Lewis River is this? The one in Yellowstone?


Gordon, this one is in southwestern Washington, about 60 miles east of the town of Woodland.

Very nice Dustin

Morris

Great shot! What film did you shoot it on?

Wonderful shot, Dustin. I like your lead in grasses. I hope to get there someday.

JBR

An excellent shot, Dustin, of a magical place.
The colors of a temperate rain forest are soothing to the eye- and to the mind.
Charlie