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Ron Reznick · May 30, 2004

Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring up a view for the rest of us to shoot. 85mm @ f/4, cropped.

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Concert Shooter · May 30, 2004

Ron Reznick said:
Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring
up a view for the rest of us to shoot. 85mm @ f/4, cropped.

Ron

Beautiful image. Would love to spend the night on that precipice.

Best regards,

Tony B.
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pixel-pusher219868 · May 30, 2004

Just for fun post a reject so that I can feel better.

Again, awesome job!

mc

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Concert Shooter said:
Ron Reznick said:

Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring
up a view for the rest of us to shoot. 85mm @ f/4, cropped.

Ron

Click to expand...

Beautiful image. Would love to spend the night on that precipice.

Best regards,

Tony B.
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http://www.concertshooter.com

Yves P. · May 30, 2004

Excellent depth ...

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Michael Klar · May 30, 2004

Ron Reznick said:
Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring
up a view for the rest of us to shoot. 85mm @ f/4, cropped.

Ron
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Ron
How much sharpening did you apply, i.e. in camera and post processing?
Grate composition.
Cheers,
Michael

Greyflash · May 30, 2004

Makes the old sphincter muscle pucker just looking at it. Excellent depth.

Gordon

ejohnson · May 30, 2004

Amazing. I have a picture of my grandfather somewhere , taken in 1898 BA* standing in that exact spot in almost the exact same pose!

(BA - Before Ansel)

....Ed....

Ron Reznick said:
Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring
up a view for the rest of us to shoot. 85mm @ f/4, cropped.

Ron
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paulfrye · May 30, 2004

Great shot, Ron. Is that an iPod on his belt? It would be a good place to listen to some Aaron Copland!

Regards,

Paul

Ron Reznick · May 31, 2004

Hi Paul,

Mark had a Kelvin meter ($3500!) on his belt. He was constantly testing my built-in Kelvin meter all session long :^)

Ron

paulfrye said:
Great shot, Ron. Is that an iPod on his belt? It would be a good
place to listen to some Aaron Copland!

Regards,

Paul

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Ron Reznick · May 31, 2004

Wow. Cool! Scan that little puppy -- I'd love to see it.

Ron

ejohnson said:
(BA - Before Ansel)

....Ed....

Ron Reznick said:

Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring
up a view for the rest of us to shoot. 85mm @ f/4, cropped.

Ron
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http://trapagon.com

Click to expand...

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Ron Reznick · May 31, 2004

Standard sharpening for a D2h shot is Advanced RAW = None, USM 66, 5, 4. I set sharpening in-camera to +1 (slightly oversharpened) so I can evaluate the preview JPGs easily, but override it in RAW processing.

Ron

Michael Klar said:
Ron Reznick said:

Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring
up a view for the rest of us to shoot. 85mm @ f/4, cropped.

Ron
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http://digital-images.net
http://trapagon.com

Click to expand...

Ron
How much sharpening did you apply, i.e. in camera and post processing?
Grate composition.
Cheers,
Michael

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Ron Reznick · May 31, 2004

Yves P. said:
Excellent depth ...

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Ron Reznick · May 31, 2004

I think I'd set a couple of pitons though... it's a long way down.

Ron

Concert Shooter said:
Ron Reznick said:

Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring
up a view for the rest of us to shoot. 85mm @ f/4, cropped.

Ron

Click to expand...

Beautiful image. Would love to spend the night on that precipice.

Best regards,

Tony B.
[email protected]
http://www.concertshooter.com

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http://digital-images.net
http://trapagon.com

digi-Dutch · May 31, 2004

Member said:

--Hi Ron,
Very nice photo...
I love the tree (jamadori) too. It's so amazing how they can survive...
Thanks,
Edwin

The perfect shot was already inside your head...

Greg Gebhardt · May 31, 2004

Concert Shooter said:
Ron Reznick said:

Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring
up a view for the rest of us to shoot. 85mm @ f/4, cropped.

Ron

Click to expand...

Beautiful image. Would love to spend the night on that precipice.

Best regards,

Tony B.
[email protected]
http://www.concertshooter.com

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Jacksonville, Florida
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Ron Reznick · May 31, 2004

Some of those trees grow right out of cracks in the rock, usually very close to a spectacular view. I wonder if they enjoy the scenery...

Ron

digi-Dutch said:
digi-Dutch said:

Click to expand...

--Hi Ron,
Very nice photo...
I love the tree (jamadori) too. It's so amazing how they can
survive...
Thanks,
Edwin

The perfect shot was already inside your head...

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Michael Klar · May 31, 2004

Ron Reznick said:
Ron

Michael Klar said:

Ron Reznick said:

Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring
up a view for the rest of us to shoot. 85mm @ f/4, cropped.

Ron
--
Ron Reznick
http://digital-images.net
http://trapagon.com

Click to expand...

Ron
How much sharpening did you apply, i.e. in camera and post processing?
Grate composition.
Cheers,
Michael

Click to expand...

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http://trapagon.com

An obvious advantage of the D2H.
Cheers,
Michael
Ps. I really meant to type Great composition...

Janice Legler · May 31, 2004

Hey Ron,

Nice job--as always.

I have to tell you, it makes me homesick for my mountains!!!

All the best,
Janice

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GagBagger · May 31, 2004

Ron Reznick said:
Mark Bedson, standing 5 feet from a 3000 foot precipice, conjuring

...it's all academic ;-)

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Scott Peck · May 31, 2004

Wonderful shot Ron & thanks again for the great training.
So how did you fare in competition with the Kelvin meter?

Scotty

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