pernel_s._thyseldew

I just love shooting views of the redwoods and the Eel river! A five

shot panorama stitched with PanoramaFactory. Final retouch in Photoshop7

200 feet above the river, this Virgen appeared for a short time at a

roadside altar.

Shot on the 11th of December on Her way to the Inglesia de Guadalupe

in Taxco, Mexico.

Very well done. What lens did you use??

Pernel S Thyseldew

This is the last procession of Holy Week, and is accompanied by

singing and cheers.

Very Sweet Shot .... I think i'll drag it into my jigsaw puzzle program! I like the lower right fence and the neg space.

Pernel S Thyseldew

www.digthatcrazyfarout.com

So how many prints did he/she order??

Nice portrait but I prefer it as a 4x3 vertical crop, as now the nostril is smack in the middle of the frame.

Pernel S Thyseldew

Another SWEET SHOT, but some credit must go to the Canon Lens Engineers, for that 100mm Macro, WoW!@@!

Pernel S Thyseldew

Very Sweet!

This is PHOTOGRAPHY, Dude. My only nit is that the date is too big and should come after your name, pretty minor, I know, but that huge 2002 bugs me.

Pernel S Thyseldew

www.digthatcrazyfarout.com

Thanks, this tree has been jammed here for several years and the angles are rather strange, albeit arranged just so by Nature. Also just at my feet to the right I discovered the Odd Ferrous Seep in my Whittemore portfolio. This was taken the day before the first rain in six months.

Pernel S Thyseldew

www.digthatcrazyfarout.com

I'll bet a 200 line quadtone would be very sweet indeed off of this puppy! Any idea want it cost - installed??

Pernel S Thyseldew

Hey Bobby,

Love your view camera portfolio, I wish there was a $2k Digital back for my Linhof which has been in hibernation like Rip Van Winkle. !@@! (Morph Nikon D100 CCD into a 'Nikhof D1000')

Re: Taxco at Night, yes it was a fantastic view the first time I was invited up, and I shot a few, then the next time, no camera! So the third time I was lucky, it was taken from their fourth floor terazzo, an open deck, and I'm surprised how well the highlights held up. I always carry a mini-mini tripod (a good handgrip) and used it on the wide tiled railing top to shoot the 4 frames stitched here.

Very sweet pano dude! I like the extra stuff on the step platform, it shows that people have been there and will return. This a six color web press....!@@!

Pernel S Thyseldew

www.digthatcrazyfarout.com

Traditional techniques include spotting!Traditional techniques utilize the correct film/exposure for the subject!Traditional techniques include a real composition!