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study of change #1
Image Title:  study of change #1
 
 By: Bryan Miller  
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Photographer Bryan Miller {K:3395}
Project #35 Home Camera Model Shen Hao 4x5
Categories Landscape
Film Format
Portfolio study of change
nature
Lens Rodenstock Sironar S 135/5,6
Uploaded 7/28/2005 Film / Memory Type Acros 100
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 436 Shutter 5s
Favorites Aperture f/22
Critiques 7 Rating
Pending
/ 2 Ratings
Location City - 
State - 
Country - United States   United States
About this is part of a sentimental project for me. my wife grew up living with this stream and now our children are doing the same... they play in this stream nearly every day and have found every creature known to COLD water. for me, I have been walking up and in this stream for over a decade but have never fotographed it. but after many big weather storms, it has changed immensely and so I will fotograph the stream for the years to come to document these sort of changes. perhaps an important chronicle for the family and generations to come.

technical - metered the deep shadow, placed on zone I to achieve very deep black. gave the negative N+1 development to expand the range from there. used substantial rear standard tilt to create a much larger foreground.
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There are 7 Comments in 1 Pages
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jude .   {K:14625} 7/28/2005
Gorgeous image, Bryan. Lyrical!


Giuliano Guarnieri   {K:35598} 7/28/2005
Wonderful!
Excellent description of the light measurement and development!
I like very much these brillant tones.
How long did you spent to find the right focus plane ? :)
Today in Italy we have 37?C, you can't stay below the black cloth for more than 10 seconds :))))

I vote you as :

"Teacher of the day"!!!

:)))))

Bye

GG


raf .   {K:28} 7/28/2005
Hi Bryan!

What a nice picture!
Bravo!

Raf


Rupert Ronca   {K:216} 7/28/2005
What a nice picture!! The long exposure makes the water look like silk. Great photo


Jonathan Truesdale   {K:1599} 7/28/2005
I would love to see more LF users on here. Nice work on the blacks in the scene. Even the dark areas in the top right have just enough texture to them to give a sense of feel. Definitely a full value range here. That's zone photography for you. Have you read Minor White's book on this area?


David Hofmann   {K:23763} 8/5/2005
I love the soft look of long exposure water.

We were on vacation in Yosemite and had a river very close to our cabin. We went there every day and we all enjoyed it very much. I think it is what I miss the most now that I'm back. I think I'm living in the worng spot (in the desert, without any natural water)


Bryan Miller   {K:3395} 8/5/2005
what a wonderful place to spend a little R&R. thank you David for ALL the kind words. They are deeply appreciated.

I hope I can add to this project over the next few years as it's a very special place for our family -- it will be interesting to see the changes over time.

bryan


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