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ctfchallenge | all galleries >> CTF Challenge 164 -Zone System >> CTF Challenge 164 - Exhibition > 9th - Mountain by Brent
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16-FEB-2008 Brent

9th - Mountain by Brent

Canon EOS 30D ,Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM
1/800s f/9.0 at 50.0mm iso100 full exif

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ctfchallenge19-Jul-2008 17:14
Thanks Aam, I don't end up printing much of my work. But maybe this would be a good one to do so for a different looking display of my hobby.
~Brent
aam1234 18-Jul-2008 17:32
Brent, have you printed this one already. You should, man.
ctfchallenge18-Jul-2008 12:51
I agree with Rod - good tonal range that fits in with the master's tradition. -tv
Rod 18-Jul-2008 12:09
Very nice blacks to white here Brent you did a great job on this. Well done mate.
ctfchallenge18-Jul-2008 11:34
Wow! - terrific capture of those tiny (ha ha) peaks, indeed. Penny Street
aam1234 18-Jul-2008 08:08
Stunning indeed. Really well done, Brent.
ctfchallenge18-Jul-2008 04:53
This is going to be a tough act to follow Brent. Stunning. -COAmature
ctfchallenge18-Jul-2008 03:54
Brent, Your something else, I am still trying to "read up" on zonal technique and here you are with a beautiful image. (I quit) LOL Yvonne
ctfchallenge18-Jul-2008 02:32
Brent! This is wonderful! Very nicely done. I think this is a great example of zone system in contemporary digital!
-Cat
ctfchallenge17-Jul-2008 16:37
Thanks Sharon :-) Still waiting to hear more from Cat about whether in the "attempted" style of Ansel Adams meets what he is looking for. Processing on this one as well as the other two was just my normal simple work flow and then the high contrast red B+W conversion in CS3 with a little fiddling with the color channel sliders. If I remember correctly the yellow slider helped me dial in detail for the shadowy areas of the trees- quite neat actually.
~Brent
elips17-Jul-2008 14:51
Really beautiful, Brent! A great start for the challenge and a good imitation of Ansel Adams, and I mean that in the very best way! I would be interested in your post workflow on this. Great work! ~Sharon