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Lake Alexandrena
Image Title:  Lake Alexandrena
 
 By: John Lamb  
  Copyright ©2005



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Photographer John Lamb {K:9669}
Project #42 Moody Landscape Camera Model Nikon D70
Categories Landscape
Film Format
Portfolio Landscape
Lens Nikon  12-24mm f/4G ED-IF AF-S DX
Uploaded 11/5/2005 Film / Memory Type Compact Flash Card
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 334 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 33 Rating Critique Only Image
Location City -  Tekapo
State -  SOUTH CANTERBURY
Country - New Zealand   New Zealand
About Another 'in between business appointments' shot.
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There are 33 Comments in 1 Pages
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David .   {K:468} 11/5/2005
I love the atmosphere in this picture. Very moody and well done!


David M Roberts   {K:887} 11/5/2005
brilliant composition, wonderful exposure there's so much to look at


Guilherme Labarrere   {K:4921} 11/5/2005
Fantastic view, magnific composition. Well done.


Gust@vo Sch3v3rin   {K:118786} 11/5/2005
Excelente paisaje de gran dramatismo y oscuridad.
Me encanta!...un 7!
Felicitaciones!


Anders Holine   {K:69} 11/5/2005
Wow amazing shot. Great dreamy feel.


Michael Schuier   {K:3731} 11/5/2005
I love the mood you captured. It seems so dark, but in a good way. The clouds and water contrast so well, and your composition is splendid. Thank you for sharing. Very well done.
Michael


G P   {K:9768} 11/5/2005
Great capture! I love the ambient special the yellow presence!
Harry


Ellen Smith   {K:14418} 11/5/2005
Wonderful shot excellent time of day for it. It has just enough detail and mystery. Well done.


Barry Wakelin   {K:7838} 11/5/2005
Nice study of light John. This image is all about mood and the attractive scene is almost secondary. Very good.


Fabio Ficola   {K:10466} 11/5/2005
Good landscape, I'm attracted by the light on the bush in foreground.

congrats.-Fabio-


Roger Williams   {K:82682} 11/5/2005
Lovely image quality, John. I think the programmed exposure would have been brighter than this. Did you deliberately close down to get this somber mood, or handle it in post processing? Either way it's ideal for the "Moody Landscape" project.


a. gianfranco baccelli   {K:19333} 11/5/2005
Great composition, marvelous shot! My compliments.


Erkan Uygur   {K:356} 11/5/2005
Perfect.


Ingrid Mathews   {K:7274} 11/5/2005
What a great way to start my day. Your portfolio is a visual feast for eyes and mind. It only makes me want to come and visit even more. One of my all time favorite movies was filmed in New Zealand- SOLO. After seeing it, I was ready to pack my bags. Still have not made it there. For now, I will take repose in your gorgeous landscape images. The lighting in this one is amazing. I love the softness you've captured as well. Well done John!


Sergio M. Cameno   {K:7670} 11/5/2005
Fantastic mood and ver beautiful place.
Congrats!


Marusnik Bela   {K:11611} 11/5/2005
Fine composition, very good lighting, lyrical presentation!Congrats!


John Lamb   {K:9669} 11/5/2005
Ingrid, first thank you for your flattering comments on my work and adding me to your friends list. Secondly thank you for introducing me to your work. Only one word needed to describe your pictures, stunning. I will take great delight in looking at each work in detail. I can imagine how they look as large prints.

You certainly have that "Vincent Ward" eye for light. Solo was filmed in the dark volcanic area of the central North Island, an altogether different landscape from the South Island where I live.

Here the light in summer has often been compared to that of Spain. Sometimes harsh but often as soft as honey on a summers day.

Don't leave it too long before you vist. We are being over run by the well healed escaping from the ravages of a troubled Northern Hemisphere.

Regards John


John Lamb   {K:9669} 11/5/2005
Thanks Roger, yes you are spot on with your observation but as Ansell Adams was quoted as saying. "the negative is only the score.. The print is the symphony.

One of the joys of the digital darkroom is to shot raw and then interpet as Muse sways you.


Roger Williams   {K:82682} 11/5/2005
Aha, so it was digital darkroom. John. I have one, too, and use it for more than I was ever able to do with my own wet and smelly darkroom, including COLOUR of course! I use the inherent latitude of film to give me something of the playroom that shooting raw gives to digital photographers. Doesn't always work, but it saves me from losing my wide-angle lenses to the digital X-factor.


Mark Beltran   {K:32612} 11/6/2005
Some people see weather like this as gloomy, but I see it as dramatic and as vital as a day without clouds. Lovely.


Fadel J   {K:13587} 11/6/2005
Amazing image all around John! the light in the foreground is fantastic!


Roger Skinner   {K:62606} 11/6/2005
classic landscape John att is shot of mine from between business appointments...taken near Hail Creek west of Mackay Queensland



John Lamb   {K:9669} 11/6/2005
Bold statement Rog to split the canvas into two. What has eaten the bark off the top of the tree trunk?

Have you seen the spec for the D200? Looks good. Have my pre-order in; 4th on the list. Just can't rationalise spending $8000 NZ for a D2X.


Roger Skinner   {K:62606} 11/6/2005
Ahh well seen!! thats indeed where the canvas splits where the bark alters... it just about lines up with the horizon of the distant mountain range quite a lot of Euc's have this rough barked base type.. helps deter critters from scaling them!! Sorry specs.. are they for cameras? I have stopped looking crikey I have my DCS Pro 14n and will be stuck with it for a fat five years before I can retool I am afraid


Jani Salvataggio   {K:26829} 11/7/2005
wooooooooW! Amazing work!!!! Excellend effect!!!
Bravo!!! 7+
regards
Jani


Tim  Schumm   {K:26939} 11/8/2005
Fantasticly moody. you are the master.


Margaret Sturgess   {K:49403} 11/8/2005
Very moody and menacing a fabulous capture/composition.
Margaret


greg collins   {K:11937} 11/11/2005
Never been there but keen to. Nice low light shot.
Greg


Daniel Trotter   {K:40} 11/22/2005
Hi john, I love the wealth of textures and detail in this shot, and the atmosphere created is perfect. 7/7!

Regards, DT


David McClenaghan   {K:9481} 12/1/2005
Beautiful, subtle light in this one John.
Spent four weeks driving around the south island about ten years ago, before hollywood discovered it, and still rave about the place to friends to this day.


Maria Grazia Rapisarda   {K:15688} 12/1/2005
Very beautiful scenary!!
Excellent composition!!perfect light, splendid colour, tones,magnificent the contrast obtained from the bushes and the light that illuminates them, gives prominence to the dof, the depth of field is arrogant!!
Suggestive the atmosphere!!
Congrats

Maria Grazia

Maria Grazia


k x   {K:5} 12/10/2005
cool shot


Kristen Ryan   {K:803} 10/9/2007
Hi John
I totally love the mood of this photograph. I aspire to master composition and lighting.
Love your portfolio
Love New Zealand (I'm an exported Kiwi)


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