david henneman

Thanks for looking. Comments and critiques are welcome and

appreciated. Best Regards, David

Thanks for looking. Comments and critiques welcome and

appreciated. Please view large, the colors and tonal values look

better on this site when viewed large. Best Regards,

David

This is another of your amazing portraits of a fantastic subject.

Thanks for looking at this image of Wire Pass in Southern Utah.

Comments and critiques are welcome and appreciated.

Beautiful!

Hi Tony,

Beautiful work. You nailed this one. Love it!

Nicely done! Love it.

This one looks great Brent! You definitely had the right light and this view looks way more interesting than the view I saw, which was from the bottom of the cyn +/- a mile from the confluence with wire pass.  Great composition.

Been there, done that 40 years ago. It still hurts!  Great capture of the action.

Beautiful image. The water's edge and the pointed rock bottom center lead the eye in to the frame, and make it a pleasant journey.

Nice image Brent.  Love the B&W treatment and the light....brings ou t all of the detail with no blown highlights. Kudos.

Thanks for looking. Please view large. Comments and critiques

welcome and appreciated. Best Regards,

David

A beautifully rendered image. Love the simplicity and color.

Thanks for looking. Comments and critiques welcome and

appreciated. Best Regards,

David

Thanks for looking. Comments and critiques welcome and

appreciated. Best Regards, David

Nice capture of wp. You caught it during some nice diffused light.  You're lucky to have all that in your back yard! I was just out that way for a month but didn't get there. How was the road?

Thanks for looking and offering a critique. All the best,

David

Valley of Fire, Nevada.

Tony, you made excellent use of wide angle to create a strong foreground with interest everywhere the eye moves through the frame. Nice light too. Well done.

Interesting how about half prefer the the shadowed version  and the other half prefer the more evenly lighted version. Me, I still like the evenly lighted one better.  To my eye, the first morning light before t he sun hits is beautiful beyond comparison. But, as a friend says.... Some like blondes and others prefer brunettes.

I posted a similar image taken in pre-dawn light a while back. I

wonder what you think of this light vs the other one. Arrow over to

the right to compare. Thanks for looking. Best Regards,

David

Thanks for the comments everybody. I stand Corrected, the prominent peak here is "Lone Pine Peak".   Mt. Whitney, though taller, is off to the right of the frame and less prominent because it's further away.

Mt Whitney in pre-dawn light. Comments and critiques are welcome

and appreciated. Best Regards,

David

Made a quick jaunt out to the eastern sierras last week and caught a

pretty decent sunset. Comments and critiques welcome and

appreciated. Best Regards,

David