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The Art of Photography => User Critiques => Topic started by: mtnmanjc on February 08, 2009, 12:49:40 pm

Title: Snow Blowing on Long's Peak - Rocky Mountain National Park
Post by: mtnmanjc on February 08, 2009, 12:49:40 pm
Hey Everyone,

Here is an image from this last week, where I tried to capture the intensity of the wind blowing across Long's Peak. Hope you like it!

Snow Blowing on Long's Peak (http://mountain-man-photography.com/wordpress/?p=42)

All comments and critics are greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Joel
Title: Snow Blowing on Long's Peak - Rocky Mountain National Park
Post by: pegelli on February 10, 2009, 05:11:16 am
Certainly a nice capture. For me the cold clearly comes through but the wind is less obvious.

Also I might crop a little from the top, the sky isn't particularly interesting and I find the bright white cloud at the right top distracting.
Title: Snow Blowing on Long's Peak - Rocky Mountain National Park
Post by: francois on February 10, 2009, 05:23:31 am
I would also crop the top of the photo. The white spot in the top right corner is  - as pegelli says above - very distracting. If you do crop your photo you could clone out that white corner.

I can "see" and feel the wind on the ridge, it must have been really cold up there!
Title: Snow Blowing on Long's Peak - Rocky Mountain National Park
Post by: eleanorbrown on February 10, 2009, 09:38:23 am
Joe, were you in the glacier Gorge area when you took this? RMNP is one of my very favorite areas of Colorado. Nice shot. eleanor

Quote from: mtnmanjc
Hey Everyone,

Here is an image from this last week, where I tried to capture the intensity of the wind blowing across Long's Peak. Hope you like it!

Snow Blowing on Long's Peak (http://mountain-man-photography.com/wordpress/?p=42)

All comments and critics are greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Joel
Title: Snow Blowing on Long's Peak - Rocky Mountain National Park
Post by: mtnmanjc on February 14, 2009, 06:03:33 pm
Thanks everyone for your comments, I'll do some cropping!!!   Eleanor, I was on the trail just below dream lake when I took this image.

Thanks,
Joel