Picayne Gulch

Ken,

Welcome to NPN and the ES&S gallery. Dude that's almost a 12 foot photo! Have you ever printed one that large? Even the Larger Photo does not do this image justice and I think it would be awesome to see one in person. Looking forward to more MegaPixel images.

I know there is no way to do this size of an image justice on the net, but well done. Would also make kind of a nice header, were it not for the obtrusive shadow at the top left. Welcome!

Thank you very much for your comments! I did print this at full size however it had to be printed in three panels with a 2" gap due to limitations of mounting materials. At full size you can see specs of red Indian Paintbrush in the left third section of the image.

Thank you for the warm welcoming to NPN.

The detail of that huge print must be phenomenal. Love the intense greens and the wonderful line of the stream meandering through the meadow. Beautiful work and welcome to NPN.

Welcome Ken, sorry this just doesn't cut the mustard for me, just my 2 cents,

Ken,

Looks like you've been registered for a while, but want to welcome you to NPN and the ES&S Gallery!

Always difficult to show panoramas in the limited web constraints, but I can only imagine how this looks printed large!

Now I just realized looking at the larger version that the top of the image is a shadow? I thought originally a body of water, but now I'm not sure. But regardless, a great aerial type image.

thanks for sharing. We look forward to more work and your participation.

Lon

Definitely need to see the larger view to appreciate this one. A very interesting perspective and I like the way you captured this ribbon of water as it snakes across the landscape.