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Anna Aichinger
{K:4921} 4/27/2003
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sound of music
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Kim Culbert
{K:37070} 9/4/2002
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I don't agree that this needs velvia or sensia... it would probably look better with them, but the way it is now is stunning. You did a great job with colour neg. film to capture all the variations of colour and the vista.
Tack sharp and stunning. I like your brother in there as he isn't really noticeable, and it gives some scale to the image... I'm guessing by this discussion you didn't take one minus the bro?
I hope to get a shot like this sometime in my life! Great job!
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Toni Martin
{K:5092} 9/3/2002
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I sure would loved to have seen this on Velvia or Sensia. Needs a slow film and a tripod!!!!
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Terrence Kent
{K:7023} 9/3/2002
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Beeyootiful
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Vincent K. Tylor
{K:7863} 9/3/2002
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Great shot. A variety of colors and contrasts in this one image. You have also composed it very well. Yes, you could easily delete your poor ole bro. I would probably have never noticed him had you not mentioned it. But honestly in this case, since he is YOUR brother and it is your image...I'd keep him. Nice job!
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Aaron Doss
{K:121} 9/3/2002
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Barry, I though about removing him from the picture before, but now you have me really curious. I will tinker around in photoshop and see what it looks like. I would really like to go back one day and bring some good equipment. (it's two days in though)
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Barry Tipping
{K:959} 9/3/2002
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No offense, but I'd rubber-stamp your brother out of the image and then hang it on the wall! ;)
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John Myers
{K:4308} 9/3/2002
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good composition nonetheless:). the colors, even with the cheapie negative film you used, are still good and pretty vibrant. very nice scene.
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