Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: cjogo on May 31, 2013, 12:21:47 pm
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Side view of a classic peak ..
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Half dome is one of the most (over) photographer scenes in the world. You have brought a different view to it, bravo.
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But not different enough: why the hell not shoot the other half? Nobody does.
Rob C
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But not different enough: why the hell not shoot the other half? Nobody does.
Rob C
So you go shoot it, and then we'll all rave about the photos. Sheesh.
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So you go shoot it, and then we'll all rave about the photos. Sheesh.
Sheesh?
Does the other half even exist?
Rob C
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Sheesh?
Does the other half even exist?
Rob C
?
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Rob C.!!! There was no better way to end the week, than with that
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Does the other half even exist?
Rob C
It does!
It's all that rubble at the foot of the remaining half.
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Rob,
Yes, the other side of Half Dome has been photographed and there's at least one photo of "Full Dome" by Jerry Ulesmann. Ulesmann went to teach at the Ansel Adams workshop back in the early 1970s. After looking all around he saw that Ansel got all the good shots already and he decided to create two new ones, "Full Dome" was one, the other was Ansel's face on the side of El Capitan.
Here's a link to the photo of Full Dome: http://butdoesitfloat.com/Quest-of-Continual-Becoming
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Rob,
Yes, the other side of Half Dome has been photographed and there's at least one photo of "Full Dome" by Jerry Ulesmann. Ulesmann went to teach at the Ansel Adams workshop back in the early 1970s. After looking all around he saw that Ansel got all the good shots already and he decided to create two new ones, "Full Dome" was one, the other was Ansel's face on the side of El Capitan.
Here's a link to the photo of Full Dome: http://butdoesitfloat.com/Quest-of-Continual-Becoming
Clearly, this post has been glaciated down to its current location from the Moral Highgrounds; it really belongs in the ethical heaven of photographic integrity being discussed elsewhere in LuLa.
;-)
Rob C
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Just me and my camera ... a trip back in the early 9o's
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The other side ;D