Thanks ALL for the kind comments. To be honest, I was a little disappointed with the shots since I wasn't expecting such a dark and gloomy day. I was actually hesitant to show them, but at least I'm glad you liked them.
Here's lower Yosemite Falls taken with a wet D700 and 16-35. Lee BS + HT 3 stop soft
saaketham wrote:
Beautiful .. did you use any filters during shooting or effects in PP? Either way, that's a beautiful photo.
Thanks.
I used a Lee big stopper, Hitech 3 stop soft, and Cokin 81EF (to neutralize the magenta cast) Also not a lot of PP.. just a few levels adjustments.
Here's a similar frame, but different orientation. I'm not very happy with this position at all. However it was raining and my wife and son are waiting in the car so I had to hurry. I would've loved to hike a few miles away to get a better composition. Maybe next time
Thanks! lol. I doubt I can even tell the difference between film. I flip flop every time I go to buy some. I think I like neopan 400 too. It took me 48 hours to decide which 8x10 film to order!
You can still get Neopan 400? Where did you find this hidden stash?
I'm relatively confident in my ability to distinguish between some films. I don't think I would have guessed Tri-X in this case, though, which leads me to wonder how much digital processing you did after the scan.
I favor Delta 100 myself these days, and have gone back to using Pan F 50 sometimes.