Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: bretedge on August 25, 2012, 09:06:02 pm
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Here's an older image I recently re-processed for a photo submission. I made the image in December, 2007 as a winter storm rapidly approached Canyonlands NP. This is not a black and white or sepia image. There was very little color present and I kept the image in its native color as I preferred the hint of warmth to the cool black and white presentation.
1Ds Mark II, 24-105mm lens
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Simply superb!!! The best one I've seen on this site in a long while!
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Simply superb!!! The best one I've seen on this site in a long while!
Wow! Likewise!
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...I kept the image in its native color as I preferred the hint of warmth to the cool black and white presentation.
Amazing. Great composition, timing and processing.
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Exceptional! One of the best images I've seen from Green River Overlook.
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A spectacular moment captured and re-created in spectacular fashion - nicely done!
I know it is often heresy to mention it, but have you any though to cropping about 1/8 to 1/5 off the bottom? That being said, a screen representation at this small size doesn't do it justice, so there may be detail there (below the strong diagonal starting from the lower left) that I can't see. If there is detail, consider bringing it out slightly. If not, the negative space doesn't seem to add to the dynamic of the photograph as my eye keeps getting drawn to it to see if there is anything there.
Thanks for sharing!!
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Exceptional!
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We should all live so long as to get this shot...truly lovely light!
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We should all live so long as to get this shot...truly lovely light!
And bravery! I'd be hunkered down in my SUV long before this image presented itself. This great image has convinced me to take more chances. So if you don't see me posting any more...
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Wonderful image.
Les
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Saw this image and red the post on your blog. It's an amazing photo! And it was a good read aswell.
Johan
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Evocative....worth a long look...
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I will just add my congratulations to the chorus.
Well done!
Tony Jay
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For atmosphere/tension...very impressive. All to infrequently the weather provides something really special you were there on this occasion and had the skill to capture/process it very well indeed....great joy love the image.
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Amazing image!!!
Paolo
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I love the treatment you gave this image! Very well done.
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I am humbled by all the very kind comments about my image. Thank you for taking the time to view the photo and leave a comment. Very much appreciated!
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A spectacular moment captured and re-created in spectacular fashion - nicely done!
I know it is often heresy to mention it, but have you any though to cropping about 1/8 to 1/5 off the bottom? That being said, a screen representation at this small size doesn't do it justice, so there may be detail there (below the strong diagonal starting from the lower left) that I can't see. If there is detail, consider bringing it out slightly. If not, the negative space doesn't seem to add to the dynamic of the photograph as my eye keeps getting drawn to it to see if there is anything there.
Thanks for sharing!!
I'm with Terry on this one. The image is amazing, but the red rocks at the bottom keep pulling my eye away from the rest of the image, wondering what's there. It's likely a small .jpg just doesn't do it justice.
Mike.
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Wow! I really like this image. I have to say, I thought it was sepia toned at first, and liked that approach. I am surprised that the scene itself was "sepia only".