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The Headlands by PatrickSmith
The marine layer was thin, so the fog was low and patchy on this day. I decided to create a landscape image where the bridge was just part of the scenery. There is so much more to the beauty of this place than just this bridge. However, people often just point the camera at the bridge and snap away. While at least 15 other photographers with tripods (many with large view cameras) were down in the fog on the road below where the path drops out of sight, I hiked up the crumbly and unstable path to this point. The air was warm on this spot, while everybody was shivering in the fog just a few hundred feet away.
I took my shots and headed down the hill to find the other photographers milling about in the fog. I don't think that had any clear shots despite how it looks from this vantage point!
The only thing I had to 'time' was the flow of the fog across the hilltop. I wanted the 50 foot Eucalyptus tree near the bridge to stand out, as though standing up to the fog. It takes quite a beating at times! And this is not just mist, it is moving at about 30 miles per hour from right to left. It can blow you off your feet! But it was nearly calm at this spot while the fog whipped by just a short distance away.
I've updated my website (www.patricksmithphotography.com), so feel free to have a look. And I have a new page (called 'Methods') with some thoughts on making landscapes. If you have any trouble with the links, or any suggestions, let me know.
0.3 second exposure @F22 with ND grad 0.6
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| Date Added: | 18 Sep 2006 - 15:42 |
| Camera: | Canon 5D |
| Lens: | Canon 17-40L @19 |
| Film: | RAW ISO 50 |
| Categories: | General Landscape / Travel |
| Tags: | golden gate marin fog |
| Readers' Votes: | 155 |
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Posted: 8:35am, 8th Nov, 2009
Malcolm Shucksmith
The photo was taken at Lodore Falls near Derwentwater in the Lake District
I've always taken photographs since my parents bought me a Kodak Brownie 127 Kit in 19**.
To date I have gone to places and taken some shots whilst I have been there, now I want to go place...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 15:46
Certainly worth the hike, I have to say I was one of those you refer to in your description, (sorry) Your shot is by far better than any I've seen. I agree It is nice to see more of the view than just the bridge.
Ruth.
Ruth.
John Dyer
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive, well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, wine in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out, screaming "WOO HOO what a ride!"
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Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 15:55
Beautiful shot again Patrick,excellent lighting and composition,the fog looks great,lovely shot.
Mo.
Mo.
Madeleine
Hi i live in Verwood Dorset, I decided to take up photography as a hobby when i joined the site in May 2005. I appreciate your advice and comments.
I cant thank everyone enough for the help, advice and patience i have been given since i have been here.
you ca...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 16:04
I should have guessed it was you - lol! Stunning shot Patrick, wonderful light and composition, love the mood the low lying mist gives the shot.
Tracy
Tracy
Jouko Makkonen
"Many people say that digital photography is a manipulation of reality, but in my opinion it is an open door to personal creativity. Like paintings which are not necessarily reality. From this point of view the results are more them photography in a classical style." by...
Angela Joel
Hi.... Thought it was time for another update.... still having a bad hair day....LOL.
About Me: 42 years young. Half German/half English.
I live in Kidderminster - Midlands and work in Bromsgrove so you know what that means..... at least 2.5 hours from the coast:((((...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 16:11
Im having trouble with the links on your home page Patrick... the first 2 work but, 'contact, news, methods and images' are not.
PS, Like the image by the way
Ange
PS, Like the image by the way
Ange
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 16:13
Thanks for looking in! Lots of uploads today, this was off the front page in 13 minutes!
LOL - Megan, but there is nothing like the real thing!
That's okay Ruth, timing is everything and you can still get decent shots from the roadside pullouts. But the view is better up here. And I would not suggest people climb the rather unstable cliffside above the road to get up here, unless they had good hiking boots on.
That is not mist Tracy and Jouko, that is a small tornado of fog down there. You would have to be here to understand!
Thanks Ange. I wonder why? The main menu is just straight HTML until you get to the gallery page. And I see it fine at work. What browser are you using.
Patrick
LOL - Megan, but there is nothing like the real thing!
That's okay Ruth, timing is everything and you can still get decent shots from the roadside pullouts. But the view is better up here. And I would not suggest people climb the rather unstable cliffside above the road to get up here, unless they had good hiking boots on.
That is not mist Tracy and Jouko, that is a small tornado of fog down there. You would have to be here to understand!
Thanks Ange. I wonder why? The main menu is just straight HTML until you get to the gallery page. And I see it fine at work. What browser are you using.
Patrick
Jeanie
Hello...
Hmm what would you like to know?
I love photography.. well we all do thats why we are here..
I love it when you get that adrenalin flow... that rush when it all comes together and you get the shot you want...
I love this community and I love the friends I...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 16:14
A beautiful image and I just love seeing the city in the background there....well thought out and executed Patrick.
Jeanie
Jeanie
Adrian Reynolds
About me: age 50
Married, with 3 children, loosing hair and getting shorter and poorer by the day!
I have been a keen sportsman all my life, mainly rugby and running, but had to give up due to illness, but still love to watch.
A number of years ago I took the pl...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 16:15
I have the picture of this bridge on a book cover Patrick, but this is way better, great atmosphere with the mist, excellent composition, impressive shot,Adrian
Tom Dee
Hello.Welcome to my portfolio.
My name is Tom.
I live in Brynmawr/Gwent,South Wales.
I am married to Nichola and have two daughters,Rhiannon and Megan.
Dave Hudspeth
Pro photographer living on Teesside (someone has to). Been using digital now since Easter 2003, and having taken some 100,000 images .... I love it.
I also teach photography and have done for over 12 years and I'm the Chief Examiner for a national awarding body's p...
Pete Sincock
37 year old kid opps sorry I.T. Infrastructure Engineer with four children.
Bought my first digital SLR at the beginning of September 2005 and i haven't looked back.
Used to "borrow" a friends EOS D60 and caught the bug.
I thought i would just enjoy motorsport p...
Walter Gajewski
I'm on staff at the California State University, Long Beach where I run media workshops for faculty members.
You are welcome to use my step-by-step instructions on how to create links on an ePz page.
You can email me at walter.gajewski@gmail.com
My nephew Ben ...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 16:44
Patrick -- a VERY creative and very different view of the bridge. I am anxious to check out your new page with your "methods" section. You are always so generous with the technical specifications, providing excellent instruction for free. Thank you, Patrick. -=Walter
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 16:55
30th Click and a stunnning view of the Golden Gate Bridge from higher ground, Superb.
Yogendra
Yogendra
Karen
I live in mid-Devon (UK). If I stand on tip-toe, up in the bedroom, I can just see the high moors of Dartmoor. I am married, with three children (all girls). My eldest is married, and has a 5 year old son.
I've spent many years using a film camera (and being disapp...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 17:08
A wonderful view, I bet you had a smug grin when you went back down again!! Well captured.
Martin West
23/08/2009
Time for a long over due update! I'm a Landscaper at heart, lucky enough to live on the edge of the Peak District and am often found out there at ridiculously early or late times when work/weather/time allows. I am also trying to vary my work at the moment...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 17:27
Super image Patrick, your composition/timing spot on....as usual.
Have taken a quick peek at your revamped website, but none of the links work for me (using Firefox 1.5.0.7) but work fine by switching the rendering engine to IE.
Gwyn
EDIT...and how about changing the way you've typed the link to ePhotoZine on your home page to ePHOTOzine...clumsy fingers I assume!!!
Have taken a quick peek at your revamped website, but none of the links work for me (using Firefox 1.5.0.7) but work fine by switching the rendering engine to IE.
Gwyn
EDIT...and how about changing the way you've typed the link to ePhotoZine on your home page to ePHOTOzine...clumsy fingers I assume!!!
jacquie
Hi,housewife,mother of two,general dogs body(work part time).
got into photography quiet a few years ago thanks to my husband who is also on the site. as the saying goes if you cant beat them join them.my daughter jayne has recently joined this site,so now we are all f...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 17:48
Thanks for your comments!
I'm honoured Adrian!
Let me know what you think, Welter. Or if you have any problems seein it.
Thanks Gwyn. I just changed the EPZ part. I always write it that way, but your way is how it is used here. I've been having trouble with FireFox. But the HTML is very standard on those first level pages, so I don't know what could be wrong. Still, I'll have to fix it somehow.
I'll still be writing back.
Patrick
I'm honoured Adrian!
Let me know what you think, Welter. Or if you have any problems seein it.
Thanks Gwyn. I just changed the EPZ part. I always write it that way, but your way is how it is used here. I've been having trouble with FireFox. But the HTML is very standard on those first level pages, so I don't know what could be wrong. Still, I'll have to fix it somehow.
I'll still be writing back.
Patrick
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 17:50
Disney must have some great rides now! Who needs to go back to the wonderful SF?
Martin Roe
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Everyone i've found is friendly and helpful.Welcome to any new members.
Thankyou for all your help and friendship,you know who you are.
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 18:06
Hi Patrick,i love the little eucalypus tree and how it is bending neath the fog and the pounding that is coming over that hill,love the mist,detail,textures,wonderful vista from coast to coast,amazing colour/tones,lighting,bridge,exposure and an exquisite composition.Love it.Take care.Ann
Brian
Hi, I reside on the Moray Firth, I share a common interest in photography with you and I'm a keen enthusiast, my efforts are posted here for all to enjoy. Thanks for viewing and commenting on my Portfolio.
Keith Henson
Commercial Photographer for twenty years and run Northscape.
I run a commercial studio producing press, glossy and billboard, contemporary food and landscape including CGI backdrops for the advertising industry. My work appears in national media on a daliy basis.
W...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 18:15
Ok,Patrick...realism?
It's OK...the FG is scrappy although the path is nice, the image actually works better cropped clean across the centre in a mock panoramic fashion. Having a FG is good, as you yourself have pointed out, but when it takes up two thirds of the shot, it needs to be a good FG with some visual value.
You know me....when it's really good, I'll say so.
It's OK...the FG is scrappy although the path is nice, the image actually works better cropped clean across the centre in a mock panoramic fashion. Having a FG is good, as you yourself have pointed out, but when it takes up two thirds of the shot, it needs to be a good FG with some visual value.
You know me....when it's really good, I'll say so.
Sandra Myers
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When someone smiled at me today, I started smiling too,
I passed around the corner, and someone saw me grin,
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Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 18:24
Beautiful viewpoint and composition with lovely light, colour and detail
Peter Jaktlund
A Swedish photographer and member of the nordic organisation Bio-Foto and also a member of Falu photoclub.
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 18:34
Well I am definitely not Keithh so I like it and the fog part is what makes it good, just to have dash off fog as a teaser
Peter
Peter
Gill Brett
Thank you for taking the time to look at my portfolio.
A wife, mother and radiographer, I find I am spending more and more time on photography and this site and enjoying every minute!
Many thanks to you all for your advice, encouragement and inspiration!
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Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 18:42
Good composition Patrick, its good to see one of the bridge again!
gill
enjoyed visiting your web site too!
gill
enjoyed visiting your web site too!
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 18:47
Thanks for looking!
LOL Julia (preciousload) I'll have to check out that ride.
I know you will Keith! Funny you should mention about the pano crop. I do have it cropped for a 2x5 panorama and it does look better. For the first time, I took this one with a pano in mind. The good stuff is in the middle so I didn't have as much barrel distortion to worry about. Not that it is such a big deal. But for EPZ, I just left it alone and uploaded it. From now on, if I have a pano, I'll upload it that way I think. I also have a version where the flowering low bush is in front. Maybe I'll upload that one next. I did several different versions. This will be my shot to compare with the other versions.
This is encouraging me to do some real panoramas!
Thanks Peter. It is true that if I crop off the top and bottom, I don't lose much. And you can still see the path.
Gill, you will be seeing more bridge shots, as I want higher res versions of what I already have. Hopefully with a little more imagination but still.....
Patrick
LOL Julia (preciousload) I'll have to check out that ride.
I know you will Keith! Funny you should mention about the pano crop. I do have it cropped for a 2x5 panorama and it does look better. For the first time, I took this one with a pano in mind. The good stuff is in the middle so I didn't have as much barrel distortion to worry about. Not that it is such a big deal. But for EPZ, I just left it alone and uploaded it. From now on, if I have a pano, I'll upload it that way I think. I also have a version where the flowering low bush is in front. Maybe I'll upload that one next. I did several different versions. This will be my shot to compare with the other versions.
This is encouraging me to do some real panoramas!
Thanks Peter. It is true that if I crop off the top and bottom, I don't lose much. And you can still see the path.
Gill, you will be seeing more bridge shots, as I want higher res versions of what I already have. Hopefully with a little more imagination but still.....
Patrick
Brian Woolhouse
I live at Garthorpe in North Lincolnshire;Married to Paula One son and one grandson. I'm a Process engineer working for Corus, at Scunthorpe.
I've always had a interested in photography but have not taken anything but snaps for many a year but l had my interest rekindl...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 19:38
Always worth the effort Patrick, knew it was yours straight away great image super work
Brian........
Brian........
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 19:56
Got to agree with Keith on the foreground,and maybe i`d crop out the pathto the right.The path gives a second lead into the image.
Keep them comeing,your works inspirational.
Keep them comeing,your works inspirational.
Keith Bannister
Hi everyone, i really got into photography when i bought a digital camera last year. I found this site through a magazine, i think it is a great site! I'm still learning and hope this site will help me. My passion is wildlife and the countryside, i am always in the lo...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 20:37
Thanks for your very informative comments!
That's it then Kim, I know which one to upload next. You will see....
Patrick
That's it then Kim, I know which one to upload next. You will see....
Patrick
Bruce
Thought it was about time to update my profile info . . . then wondered what on earth I could say . . . should have left the original details up :-) Like many - started photography young, left it behind when I moved away from home (and the availability of my father's pe...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 21:13
Excellent shot - I agree that the path is a little distracting but I like the compositional balance given by the amount of foreground - it puts the bridge and distant city in context. How about cloning out the path rather than cropping (which I feel would spoil the composition)? Just a thought All the best. Bruce
All the best. Bruce
Mari
I've had a lifelong fascination for photography, especially landscapes. The wilderness of Wales, where I live, and remote beaches are my favourite places to be and shoot.
I have now turned professional and scrape my living from my photography LOL, I also do some tui...
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 21:51
Do you have a mist machine Patrick?? LOL You always manage to get some atmospheric mist in your shots, a corker of an image
Mari
Mari
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 21:57
Thanks for looking!
Bruce (dodo_returns), I rarely clone anything out. It is probably better to have a different composition than clone, and it will look more natural. I'll be uploading at least one other version of this, so we will see what happens.
LOL Mari, actually this is like a giant mist machine. It is extremely local. You can actually walk to the weather you want! But I do try to get something extra in every image.
Patrick
Bruce (dodo_returns), I rarely clone anything out. It is probably better to have a different composition than clone, and it will look more natural. I'll be uploading at least one other version of this, so we will see what happens.
LOL Mari, actually this is like a giant mist machine. It is extremely local. You can actually walk to the weather you want! But I do try to get something extra in every image.
Patrick
Posted: 18 Sep 2006 - 23:35
Patrick, this image is 'average' when compared to the very high standard you have shown elsewhere here and especially so on your website, which is just excellent in my opinion (allowing wallpaper downloads is a real plus too).
Very well done & all the very best!
Tommy
Very well done & all the very best!
Tommy
Edward McKee
I live in Co Down Northern Ireland and have become enthusiastic again about photography since going digital a couple years ago. I would mostly take landscape shots but I have an interest in all types of photography.
I would like to thank everyone who has commented on ...
Terry Cavner
I am a young 54 year old and have just started back in to photography after a 20 year lapse my interest has been re-kindled thanks to digital photography
Paul Croke
Hi fellow addicts. Thanks to all who take the time to comment on my photos. We all need and appreciate constructive criticism. I shoot just about anything. Portraits, panos, stills, close ups etc. I've become addicted to this site since joining and I love looking at oth...
Posted: 19 Sep 2006 - 09:50
Bit late for me to start adding comments now when it's all been said! I'll just give you my click of agreement!!
Your website is looking great Patrick - I particularly liked your "Methods" page - I wish there had been more of these around when I first started out!!
Debbie
Your website is looking great Patrick - I particularly liked your "Methods" page - I wish there had been more of these around when I first started out!!
Debbie
terry potter
I just did 2yrs landscape and got to a point where i wasn't getting any improvements, not to say i had attained perfection, far from it in fact, just reached the peak of my ability in that genre, so now looking to try other stuff, maybe macro and digital manipulation, w...
Posted: 19 Sep 2006 - 12:57
This has to rate among your best work Patrick, beautiful colours and a superb composition, making the bridge part of the larger picture is a great idea, it really stands out against the fauna, and like you say, most people simply ignore the surroundings and fill the frame with the bridge.
Janet Walters
Hailing from Lincoln,I'm 54 years young & work as a Radiographer at the local County Hospital.
My first 'real' camera was a Nikon D70 which I bought in January '05.I have since added a Nikon D2X & a D300 to my kit,which I love.
My first photographic passion has to b...
Posted: 19 Sep 2006 - 14:37
Beautifully & skillfully composed Patrick.Lovely light capture & that touch of fog is fabulous.Stunning view.
Janet
Janet
Posted: 19 Sep 2006 - 18:21
Thanks for looking. I'm really busy today, but I'll be back soon.
I'm glad you like the wallpaper Tommy!
I know what you mean Debbie. I wish I had the EPZ book too.
True Terry, I'm going to be hiking these hills looking for good landscape photos. They are everywhere but even I want to point at the bridge and shoot!
Patrick
I'm glad you like the wallpaper Tommy!
I know what you mean Debbie. I wish I had the EPZ book too.
True Terry, I'm going to be hiking these hills looking for good landscape photos. They are everywhere but even I want to point at the bridge and shoot!
Patrick
Greg Lazzaro
My two greatest passions in life are family and photography. Through family I get the courage to try new and exciting things, while through photography I get to experience nature at a much more personal level. Photography allows me to capture my experiences with natur...
Posted: 19 Sep 2006 - 18:44
Excellent work as always, might be out your way soon. Still on the road at present, hoping things slow down soon myself. Spot on! Click!!!
Greg
Greg
Posted: 19 Sep 2006 - 19:02
First class shot as usual Patrick. Certainly pays to carefully chose your viewpoint
Geoff
Geoff
Georg Martens
I was born 56 years ago in the small town of Outjo in South West Africa, now Namibia. My wife Lola was born a day later in Windhoek the capitol of Namibia. After living for nearly 20 years in South Africa, we decided that we needed a change. We now live in Doha, Qatar w...
Posted: 19 Sep 2006 - 23:51
Patrick the view looking down on the golden gate is stunnig captured perfectly with depth and attention to detail!
stay well
tonymarq
stay well
tonymarq
Posted: 20 Sep 2006 - 07:12
I really don't know what to say. I'd like to live in your city just to have the possibility to go out sometimes for taking pictures!
Leandro
Leandro
Jean O'Leary
I love to spend time with my husband Paul. We like going out on the bike(a Moto Guzzi California 1100i) and have been to France and Spain touring. I like bird watching and taking pictures of flowers and birds (not too good yet -need a better lens). As I am still learni...
Posted: 20 Sep 2006 - 07:33
Beautiful picture and a wonderful story with it very expressive - both!!!
Posted: 20 Sep 2006 - 13:15
Website looks much better than before Patrick. All the links work for me, I would consider changing the methods section a little so you dont have to scroll so much and it doesnt take as long to load, maybe split it into 4 seperate sections.
russ
russ
Posted: 20 Sep 2006 - 20:50
Think you did the right thing Patrick, you have come away with a very different and effective variation on that bridge. A first rate image
Hawk
Hawk
Bruce
Thought it was about time to update my profile info . . . then wondered what on earth I could say . . . should have left the original details up :-) Like many - started photography young, left it behind when I moved away from home (and the availability of my father's pe...
Posted: 20 Sep 2006 - 21:45
Patrick - have just found the time to check out your website - very interesting and some very helpful method tips. Well done. All the best. Bruce
Posted: 21 Sep 2006 - 16:03
Nice shot! Gosh, I wish I lived closer, I'd visit the Marin Headlands all the time, then! I like the warm yellow light and how the fog just obscures the hill where the bunkers are. Cool.
Antonio Alomar
I was born in Colombia and moved to Spain when I married 40 years ago.
I set-up my first darkroom when I was 14 years old and continued to work on photography with a Practina FX during my high school and college years. Then came work and family and during this peri...
Posted: 21 Sep 2006 - 18:41
Wow, what a view of the Golden Gate. Makes a fantastic landscape image. If I ever get back to Frisco I'll ask you to tell me how to get there.
Antonio
Antonio
simon morris
I am a 39 year old psychiatric nurse and live near the Glamorgan Heritage Coast Line in South Wales. My photography is influenced by music, reading, art and films and other peoples work though I strive to be original in my approach.
Posted: 22 Sep 2006 - 15:14
Thanks for looking in! I'll be back on EPZ more in October when we start getting a few clouds.
Yes Russ (LeCCy), I may split it up eventually and add more to it.
Patrick
Yes Russ (LeCCy), I may split it up eventually and add more to it.
Patrick
Nigel Betteridge
I have been a member of this photographic community for nearly 3 years now and I am well and truly hooked. Reasons: The outstanding quality of many uploads, and the friendly, community spirit.
I have been taking photographs since 1970 (up till 2003 mainly Kodachrome ...
Posted: 22 Sep 2006 - 17:33
Patrick, excellent shot of this subject. I like the light/shade, colours and detail in the fg. From your description of the fog, I think I can get a feel for what it is doing. It certainly looks like it is streaming over that lower hillock.
Nigel
Nigel
Peter Gonczarow
After a break of around 25yrs, my interest in photography as a hobby was renewed when I bought a 2mp camera I then started going out taking photos (snapping)with my friend Keith who is on epz,(KBan)he has also encouraged me to join.I have spent many hours on this site v...
Posted: 22 Sep 2006 - 20:35
A superb view and composition, nice capture of the fog.
Pete.
Just had a look at your web site Patrick and found it very interesting, especially the methods section. Great site.
Pete.
Just had a look at your web site Patrick and found it very interesting, especially the methods section. Great site.
Edmund Kennerley
Amateur digital photographer from Gloucestershire. I often take photographs when out and about in Gloucestershire, the south west and south midlands for work and leisure.
Jim MacBrayne
I'm 66 years of age and a semi-retired doctor. I've been seriously involved in photography for about 35 years, although if you go back to the absolute beginning, my interest started at the age of 12 when an enthusiast came to my scout troop to give a couple of lectures ...
Posted: 23 Sep 2006 - 20:33
I like the minimalism of the fog here, Patrick. Looks almost like plumes of smoke.
Jim
Jim
Suzan
I appreciate you taking the time to look at my images and feel free to leave comments, advice, etc....I am always learning!
I live just outside Atlanta, GA....currently working in communications with a degree in travel and aviation....:)
With my Luv for Travel and...
Posted: 24 Sep 2006 - 10:06
I really like this shot, Patrick...Gives an overview of the entire bay area...Very Nice!
I think you may have even captured some of that great lighting on the hills as well.....
Cheers and have a nice Sunday....Suze
I think you may have even captured some of that great lighting on the hills as well.....
Cheers and have a nice Sunday....Suze
Posted: 24 Sep 2006 - 10:52
What a great vantage point, and showing the bridge in a different view. Not sure I like that bit of mist hiding the bridge though.
Hope you are well across the water.
Teresa.
Hope you are well across the water.
Teresa.
Posted: 24 Sep 2006 - 21:04
I'd have to agree with Mr 'H' about cropping the fg out, but everthing else is superb as usual, including the view.
Mark.
Mark.
Colin MacGregor
Hi and thanks for visiting my little corner of cyber-space. Since joining EPZ, I've developed an unhealthy addiction to this site, and had the pleasure of meeting quite a few like minded folks along the way - you all know who you are.
Having had a recent trawl through ...
Posted: 24 Sep 2006 - 21:43
You have so many first class images of the GG, Patrick.This adds yet another different perspective. Good work.
Colin
Colin
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 - 04:08
Hi Patrick,exceptional work as usual,thought that was a wave from the thumb.now have i really been away that long????just looking at your pf photo...you aint half changed you know;O)
great shot
julie
great shot
julie
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 - 06:50
Your website works fine in Firefox now Patrick...hope sorting it out didn't give you too much grief!
Gwyn
Gwyn
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 - 09:12
I'm coming to San Fransico in October 2007...Hope to make the same quality of pictures as you
Brian Curtis
I am an enthusiastic photographer.
I also enjoy bird watching and am an RSPB member.
I like a good novel - listening to music - and enjoy a good film. Pretty boring really.
Favourites.
Author- James Lee Burke.
Music artist- Neil Young.
Film star- Jack Nicholson....
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 - 10:13
Another fine shot of the bridge.That moving mist sounds awesome.Nice one.
Am I missing something about the 50ft Eucalyptus tree -I can't see it ?????
PS.Just quickly checked out your website,looks good, going back when I have more time.
Brian.
Am I missing something about the 50ft Eucalyptus tree -I can't see it ?????
PS.Just quickly checked out your website,looks good, going back when I have more time.
Brian.
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 - 12:45
Thanks for looking!
Glad you liked it Pete (pegon)
May have Suzie?? LOL...
Yes Mark, the Panoramic crop across the middle looks good.
LOL Julie!
Thanks Gwynn, it did take a while. Firefox is very picky about the size of defined areas and the clickable areas nearby.
Jan (hedgehog), you can. If you want to know where to go, let me know.
Brian, the 50ft. Eucalyptus is sticking out of the fog just to the left of the left tower. Thanks for checking out the website!
Patrick
Glad you liked it Pete (pegon)
May have Suzie?? LOL...
Yes Mark, the Panoramic crop across the middle looks good.
LOL Julie!
Thanks Gwynn, it did take a while. Firefox is very picky about the size of defined areas and the clickable areas nearby.
Jan (hedgehog), you can. If you want to know where to go, let me know.
Brian, the 50ft. Eucalyptus is sticking out of the fog just to the left of the left tower. Thanks for checking out the website!
Patrick
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 - 13:09
Well worth the hike up the path Patrick, the composition is stunning along with the colours and view.
Richard
Richard
Posted: 25 Sep 2006 - 14:17
I have seen so many images of the bridge but this is the all time favorite, like the fantastic view and the perspective . Excellent again.
alex
alex
Posted: 28 Sep 2006 - 14:08
Man, this view and capture is just stunning!!
Another beauty taken by the Gand Poobahh of Photos, himself!!!
Great shot!!
Thomas
Another beauty taken by the Gand Poobahh of Photos, himself!!!
Great shot!!
Thomas
Posted: 28 Sep 2006 - 22:36
Marvelous to see a shot of the bridge set in the context of the surrounding landscape Patrick. This will keep me going till I hopefully see it for myself!
Bill
Bill
Ben Ghibaldan
My interest in photography was awakened by an assignment at university while studying for industrial design in 1998. I started off in film doing lots of product photography more out of necessity for my degree than passion. I began to love taking pictures gradually and ...
Posted: 2 Oct 2006 - 20:58
Seems I've missed a few of your shots Patirck but mt commnent should be making a return over the next week or so. This is beautifully composed image, love the viewpoint that lead in line formed by the path to the right of the frame.
Ben
Ben
Posted: 1 Nov 2006 - 10:43
Quality photography Patrick, your command of the medium is beyond question. Masterful work.
Rg Tony
Rg Tony
Posted: 14 Nov 2006 - 16:25
You have an impressive portfolio!
Superb shot, the compositon is great!
And thank you for your comments!!
Superb shot, the compositon is great!
And thank you for your comments!!
i went on a ride in disney that flew over california and i can remeber seing this!
very good shot, Well Done
Megan