One more shot from Mike's backyard...

[3stones]

I had several Gb of images from the last fall vacation. I processed some and then I re-read Ron's ebook and also looked at other's landscape images. So I went back those files and processed/reprocessed some.

The following one was discarded at the beginning. Tonight I looked at it again and I thought it had some elements I liked, the light, the cloud, the colorado river, and of course the red rock mountains.

http://www.pbase.com/3stones/image/39367758

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Shot with D100 and 70-200VR. Critiques are welcome. Thanks.

 

[Chris101]

Isn't Raw wonderful!

I also recently changed my workflow, much to my likeing. I've got to get around to documenting it all, but now I do the highlights with ACR using the ideas in Fraser's book, then the shadows like Ron shows in his ebook. And I'm still evolving the perfect sharpening scheme.

Recently I redid a shot I did a year ago at ISO 6400 - and it wasn't bad!

I'd like to see some of your older stuff reprocessed. I remember an early 'pseudo IR' shot you did that I thought had a lot of unrealized power. I dunno. Maybe I just see things wierd.

 

[3stones]

Re: Isn't Raw wonderful!

I also recently changed my workflow, much to my likeing. I've got to get around to documenting it all, but now I do the highlights with ACR using the ideas in Fraser's book, then the shadows like Ron shows in his ebook. And I'm still evolving the perfect sharpening scheme.

Recently I redid a shot I did a year ago at ISO 6400 - and it wasn't bad!

I'd like to see some of your older stuff reprocessed. I remember an early 'pseudo IR' shot you did that I thought had a lot of unrealized power. I dunno. Maybe I just see things wierd.

Which one? Were you talking about this one,
http://www.pbase.com/3stones/image/32817529
I tried my D2H with B+W IR filter the other day. D2H seems to be a good camera for IR photos, too.

 

[bendheim]

I enjoyed your image

Nice light, and the river leads my eye well across the image. I've relaxed, looking at this, from a tense and busy day.

 

[greyflash]

Simply beautiful and relaxing.

 

[Mike Worley]

Goodness . . .

. . . that's a wonderfully dramatic shot of the canyon with an unusual amount of river showing! I have to confess that the location isn't immediately clear to me. Were you at Desert View (the place with the tower about 25 miles from the village)?

Regards,

Mike

 

[hans]

Amazing picture,I like it
Wish I had such wonderfull places over here in the Netherlands
Thanks for posting

 

[3stones]

Re: Goodness . . .

Glad you all like it. Thanks.

To Mike,

Yes it was taken at Desert View. I remember it was west side of the Tower. The storm was imminent and there were very few people over there. I was able to place half of my tripod outside of the railing near the cliff tip. It was great experience.

. . . that's a wonderfully dramatic shot of the canyon with an unusual amount of river showing! I have to confess that the location isn't immediately clear to me. Were you at Desert View (the place with the tower about 25 miles from the village)?

Regards,

Mike