Great find - I like the composition and subject, second one better of
course.
You probably could push the shadows down more if you wanted greater
drama. I once saw a detailed work up on Harry Callahan's iconic "Trees
in Snow" at the art institute of Chicago. They had the neg on a light
box (under glass of course) and the test prints that he made. He was
actually very careful to expose to preserve shadow details in the trees
and planned to print it showing the detail in the bark, but tossed it
all and printed it down to make the trees virtually all black. I was
amazed at how much detail was in the neg and how much better the image
was without it.
Mark
On 1/17/2015 3:35 PM, Jack Davis wrote:
I took a sad look at my January Fog upload and found the same dead image I tend
to upload lately.
So, this is a redo. I'm a slow study!
Jack
http://photolightimages.com/aspupload/detail.asp?ID=875
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