Land of rock & sky & clouds

[venchka]

Above treeline.

Your constructive critiques and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks for looking. Please add your own photos taken above treeline.

 

[Trius]

Make the sky darker.

JK!!!!

Very well done, Wayne.

 

[ferider]

Very cool Wayne. Must have been quite a hike with that outfit.

Roland.

 

[Rey]

Very Nice! Good DOF, were you lugging a tripod?

 

[venchka]

Thanks everyone. I had a homemade bamboo hiking staff with rubber crutch tips on both ends. It helped a lot with the big Pentax.

Add some pictures, Y'all!

 

[charjohncarter]

Nice Wayne, What is the Big Pentax? How about 'mud and clouds.'

a Small Pentax.

 

[venchka]

Thanks. Sorry. Pentax 6x7 & 105mm/2.5 lens.

Mud & clouds works. Very nice.

 

[charjohncarter]

Wayne, I'm having my 6x7 cla's right now. It needed it badly. I can't wait to get a workout with mine, I mean a physical workout. If you carry an extra lens you are into serious hiking.

Thanks.

 

[Doug]

Wayne, like your photo... Sharp contrasts, and the diagonal angle formed by the nearer slope adds a dynamic element in an otherwise static arrangement. And I'm visually relating the white spots of rock to the white puffs of cloud.

Here's one clearly above the treeline, with rocks, bit of snow, but not much sky or visible clouds. Made earlier this week with a small Pentax and a lens matching the 61-deg angle of view of my favorite 75mm SMCP AL for 67.

 

[charjohncarter]

Doug, slick and done with a carrying camera.

 

[venchka]

Doug,

Thanks! I miss the west. We spent 5 years at Fairchild, AFB before I was old enough to travel on my own. I need to get back out there.