You already have some excellent suggestions. A great source of titles can be found in poetry: start a collection of poetry books and familiarize with their titles. You will have an endless repertory of beautiful and imaginative titles. Same with songs.
Truly beautiful!
You saved your best for Valentine's!
These are all great!
For appropriate color and speech, no. 4 is unbeatable.
Very impressive, thank you Paul. Something else happened in January: Canon stopped its series of monthly images of endangered species in National Geographic Magazine ("As Canon Sees It") that began in 1984. I wonder if you know why or that it's only temporary (I didn't see it in the January and February issues).
Thank you for showing the Hasselblad panos! The style is perfect for landscape and addictive. It reminds us of the other masterpiece the Linhof 6X17.
Mike, I wonder whether you have pictures of the highest peak in the US: Mt. Denali, elevation 19,665ft, or 6190m.
Thank you for these spectacular vistas!
Wonderful as always Mike! Have you seen the couple next to the waterfall in the last telephoto?
blacks2 wrote:
Thank you very very much. You are correct it was the Hasselblad X pan with a 45 mm. No, I never had the privilege to use a Linhof 6x17.
The Ex-Pan provided the sharpness evident in your photographs and it still one of the most expensive film cameras, only a little less than the Linhof 617 with the huge negative and files of 500MP at least.
Great images, as always, Mike. I am curious, what panoramic camera(s) have you used for extremely long shots like the first one in this set? It looks like a Hasselblad Ex-Pan with a 30mm or 45mm, but there are many others. Did you ever use the very heavy Linhof 617?
blacks2 wrote:
Thank you very very much, I am 91 years old and I am glad that you people like what it did in my younger years. No Books.
I will be 84 in February and finishing up a book on my archaeological work on the historic island of Ithaca, Greece, that will include historical landscapes of Homer's Odyssey made with a Linhof 617 in full color. To be followed by a book on the temple of Zeus at Olympia with B@W photos of sculptures made with my Nikon FE2 and prime lenses.
I am wondering whether you have the names of the places you have photographed, even if it is something simple like West Denali. Please, don't give up!
You are the master of Alaska! you really ought to consider publishing a book UNKNOWN ALASKA.
Do you have the names of the places you photographed and their location?
Best wishes and Happy Holidays,
Sarantis
Ι suggest using an old baby carriage! Except for steep mountains they can go anywhere. I use one for twins and carry a heavy tripod, two cameras, and several lenses. Try it, you will like it!