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macgregor_anderson

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MacGregor, This is an interesting composition. I like the detail in the icicles contrasted with the smooth water. I also like the slight hint of red in the branch. I'm wondering how this would have looked without the snow in the bottom left. I like that it helps define the diagonal of the creek. However, it appears a tad overexposed.

 

A very creative and ambitious shot!

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The original file isn't blown out...it's my questionable photoshop technique that pushed it that far to the right. I tried masking back the contrast there and used an overlay layer but it didn't work. I should go back to PS and see if I can bring that area down a little.

 

Ambitious...you aren't kidding, I was standing on thin ice and I'm a guy who eats too much. The cracking noise was a little distracting. I had little choice in composition here...when I tried getting an angle that took out the lower snow I went through the ice. Wonder how the b/w large format will turn out. Thanks for your comments!

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Wow MacGregor...that would have scared the heck out of me. Of course, I'm from Florida and have had only brief experiences with snow and ice. I look forward to the LF version!
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it's between six inches and a foot in depth. Pools go to maybe two feet. Current isn't bad. I fish it all the time and know this spot well...it's five minutes by dirt road from my driveway. Sooooooo....I'm acting a little braver than I really am. I didn't risk my life here, but I did risk a pretty nice pair of LL Bean boots.
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I rated this yesterday but am commenting now. I showed this shot to others..this is fantastic.

I really like looking at your whole portfolio and congrats on getting your feet wet! Really reminds you of the simple comforts of dry warm feet.Just dont drop that camera!!!

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