June 27, 2011
Lincoln Woods
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I spent a couple of days up in Lincoln, NH this past weekend. I was dead set on coming back with lots of images for the blog. No such luck. I spent far less time shooting than I hoped, therefore came back with far fewer images. This is one of them.
Lincoln Woods is a hiking trail in White Mountains National Forest on the Lincoln side of the Kancamangus Highway. The Kancamangus is a 32 mile stretch of road boasting gorgeous views of the White Mountains. Anyway, I didn’t venture too deep into the woods. I spent an hour or so shooting at the river near the park entrance.
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Man this is a purty shot, really nice B&W conversion Bob.
Lyrical image, Bob. Love the long exposure and deep, rich tones.
Love the black and white here, Bob! good stuff!
Great shot Bob! I feel the pain of coming back from an outing with fewer shots than you want or even with a bunch of unusable shots.
Lovely black and white Bob! Diggin the comp and long shutter speed 🙂
This is a great shot for b&w. Great work, I love the water.
I love the way you focus on the rocks in the foreground, the eye takes an awesome journey to that bridge.
Awesome long exposure. I also really like the B&W conversion!
Awesome job focusing on the rocks – creates a very compelling focal point.
I love bridges in photographs. They really add a sense of mystery and romance if done well. This is one such example. GREAT photo here, Bob, love the composition and the effect of your processing on this scene!
Incredible processing!
Excellent composition. Love the rocks in the foreground. B&W was an great choice for this shot.
Great shot – love the foreground, the round rocks, silky water – all of leads very nicely into the rest of the image.
Dang. I wrote a comment and must have neglected to hit “post”.
I love this one. Those boulders in the foreground are sweet indeed!
Nice, Bob. I know *exactly* where you’re standing for this one. You’ve done the area proud.