Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Spatz on November 25, 2013, 05:59:21 pm
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I recently compiled my fall photographs from this past season. Most of the photographs were taken in Baxter State Park and Gulf Hagus. Comments appreciated, especially regarding post processing. To see images in higher resolution images take a look here: http://www.spatzphotography.com/-/closeby/dc646096f1164c584da3eeac0bc24839
1. Bigelow Range
(http://www.spatzgallery.com/photos/i-wWhKk3J/0/L/i-wWhKk3J-L.jpg)
2. Mountain Brook Pond
(http://www.spatzgallery.com/photos/i-FDncnv2/0/L/i-FDncnv2-L.jpg)
3. North Basin, Mt. Katahdin
(http://www.spatzgallery.com/photos/i-z624gnR/0/L/i-z624gnR-L.jpg)
4. Ledge Falls, Baxter State Falls
(http://www.spatzgallery.com/photos/i-TPthmTH/0/L/i-TPthmTH-L.jpg)
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The 3rd one is my favorite by far.
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The 3rd one is my favorite by far.
Mine too, for the composition: but was it really so purple?
Jeremy
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#3 is nice, but I would like to see a bit more space to the right of the rightmost boulder.
I like #1 too, nice warm tones and pano format.
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Like the 2nd very much.
Nice reflections and very natural tones.
Thierry
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Like the 2nd very much.
Nice reflections and very natural tones.
Thierry
+1. Great set.
I guess I knew that Scandinavia, Scotland and Maine all share the same mountains, but this is very convincing.
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