Monochrome images from Grand Tetons National Park.
Apr 29, 2019 10:19:58 #
These images were made a few years ago at the Park using a Nikon D1H and my old 80-400 AF-D.
Editing in b&w done with Affinity Photo. I added warmth to the images to simulate my favorite printing paper, Agfa fiber based No. 3.
Image No. 1. Bisons warming up near a glacier.
Image No. 2. Remembering Ansel Adams. Grand Tetons and the Snake River.
Image No. 3. Cannot remember well but I think these were Canadian geese.
Image No. 4. A moose hiding behind the bushes.
Editing in b&w done with Affinity Photo. I added warmth to the images to simulate my favorite printing paper, Agfa fiber based No. 3.
Image No. 1. Bisons warming up near a glacier.
Image No. 2. Remembering Ansel Adams. Grand Tetons and the Snake River.
Image No. 3. Cannot remember well but I think these were Canadian geese.
Image No. 4. A moose hiding behind the bushes.
Apr 29, 2019 10:21:59 #
Apr 29, 2019 10:28:09 #
Apr 29, 2019 10:28:58 #
camerapapi wrote:
These images were made a few years ago at the Park using a Nikon D1H and my old 80-400 AF-D.
Editing in b&w done with Affinity Photo. I added warmth to the images to simulate my favorite printing paper, Agfa fiber based No. 3.
Image No. 1. Bisons warming up near a glacier.
Image No. 2. Remembering Ansel Adams. Grand Tetons and the Snake River.
Image No. 3. Cannot remember well but I think these were Canadian geese.
Image No. 4. A moose hiding behind the bushes.
Editing in b&w done with Affinity Photo. I added warmth to the images to simulate my favorite printing paper, Agfa fiber based No. 3.
Image No. 1. Bisons warming up near a glacier.
Image No. 2. Remembering Ansel Adams. Grand Tetons and the Snake River.
Image No. 3. Cannot remember well but I think these were Canadian geese.
Image No. 4. A moose hiding behind the bushes.
William, Ansel would be VERY proud of you with your image of Grand Tetons and the Snake River
Great job.
Apr 29, 2019 10:33:36 #
Stan, Ansel Adams was a master of b&w photography and this humble photographer is still learning. I sincerely appreciate your kind comments.
Here is another shot.
Here is another shot.
Apr 29, 2019 10:39:14 #
camerapapi wrote:
Stan, Ansel Adams was a master of b&w photography and this humble photographer is still learning. I sincerely appreciate your kind comments.
Here is another shot.
Here is another shot.
I took a workshop with him in 1972 in Yosemite. The thing I learned and remember that "Light is Our Language". For landscapes I have come back sometimes 8 times till the light was right. Pass that on to you.
Apr 29, 2019 10:43:59 #
The bison shot is very eye-catching and unique. Love your composition on that one, as well as the moose. Those two have the greatest impact for me.
Apr 29, 2019 10:52:00 #
camerapapi wrote:
These images were made a few years ago at the Park using a Nikon D1H and my old 80-400 AF-D.
Editing in b&w done with Affinity Photo. I added warmth to the images to simulate my favorite printing paper, Agfa fiber based No. 3.
Image No. 1. Bisons warming up near a glacier.
Image No. 2. Remembering Ansel Adams. Grand Tetons and the Snake River.
Image No. 3. Cannot remember well but I think these were Canadian geese.
Image No. 4. A moose hiding behind the bushes.
Editing in b&w done with Affinity Photo. I added warmth to the images to simulate my favorite printing paper, Agfa fiber based No. 3.
Image No. 1. Bisons warming up near a glacier.
Image No. 2. Remembering Ansel Adams. Grand Tetons and the Snake River.
Image No. 3. Cannot remember well but I think these were Canadian geese.
Image No. 4. A moose hiding behind the bushes.
Fine series!
Apr 29, 2019 11:01:19 #
Apr 29, 2019 11:07:34 #
Apr 29, 2019 11:36:20 #
Very nicely done set that takes my thoughts back fifty or sixty years! Perhaps more for some folks! 
Apr 29, 2019 12:24:09 #
PixelStan77 wrote:
I took a workshop with him in 1972 in Yosemite. The thing I learned and remember that "Light is Our Language". For landscapes I have come back sometimes 8 times till the light was right. Pass that on to you.
I do appreciate your comments and advise.
Apr 29, 2019 12:25:30 #
Apr 29, 2019 12:27:28 #
DaveO wrote: Very nicely done set that takes my thoughts back fifty or sixty years! Perhaps more for some folks!
Very nicely done set that takes my thoughts back fifty or sixty years! Perhaps more for some folks! Yes, you are right, those are the beautiful optical prints of the 60's by masters like Weston and Ansel Adams.
Apr 30, 2019 06:13:11 #
camerapapi wrote:
These images were made a few years ago at the Park using a Nikon D1H and my old 80-400 AF-D.
Editing in b&w done with Affinity Photo. I added warmth to the images to simulate my favorite printing paper, Agfa fiber based No. 3.
Image No. 1. Bisons warming up near a glacier.
Image No. 2. Remembering Ansel Adams. Grand Tetons and the Snake River.
Image No. 3. Cannot remember well but I think these were Canadian geese.
Image No. 4. A moose hiding behind the bushes.
Editing in b&w done with Affinity Photo. I added warmth to the images to simulate my favorite printing paper, Agfa fiber based No. 3.
Image No. 1. Bisons warming up near a glacier.
Image No. 2. Remembering Ansel Adams. Grand Tetons and the Snake River.
Image No. 3. Cannot remember well but I think these were Canadian geese.
Image No. 4. A moose hiding behind the bushes.
Nice set.
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