Fall Crosby Lake

Another done with the old 90mm protar lens on 4x5 ektachrome, scanned

with my Epson 2450 flat bed scanner at 1200 ppi for an output print

size of 10x15. The 4x5 allows tilting of the lens and film, resulting

in perfect sharpness from foreground to infinity. I'm adding a 1:1

crop of the shoreline in the distance. You can make out the

individual cattails!

1:1 crop of the far shore showing the individual cattails

Correction: crop from print size of 16x20 at 300 ppi.

I really like the detail of the logs and fallen cattails in the foreground. For some reason it instantly called forth a scene from a fairytale (I'm drawn to good fairytales)

Thanks for stopping by, Jack.  I think I was drawn to this scene because of all the detail around the logs and reeds.  Actually, I think this is a scene from Spring, not Fall, judging by the fresh budding trees.  New life is about to spring up from the ground through the old decaying foliage.

Fabulous - love those foreground details.