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Swan Lake and Heron Pond Hike....

Discussion in 'Landscapes, Architecture, and Cityscapes' started by Terri French, Aug 1, 2005.

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  1. Terri French

    Terri French Subscribing Member

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    May 5, 2005
    Idaho
    in Grand Teton National Park. By the way, I got my new Eye-One display and what a difference it has made for me! The laptop I post process on was off by quite a bit. I hope that my color is much more accurate now. I have calibrated three monitors now and they are all really close. Let me know how the color on these look to you.

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    Swan Lake

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    The hike was a fairly flat three mile hike--very enjoyable. Next time, I will try to go earlier in the year as Heron Pond was drying up some.
     
    Terri French, Aug 1, 2005
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  2. eng45ine

    eng45ine

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    May 11, 2005
    Chicago, IL
    Outstanding series, Terri. You truly make the most out of every outing, your landscapes are always gorgeous. Not sure how much tweaking was necessary on the computer...but your images are so beautiful. Each one a post card shot. I know that you shoot in RAW, but were you using a CP filter to enhance the clouds and water?
     
    eng45ine, Aug 1, 2005
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  3. Wilk

    Wilk

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    Jul 28, 2005
    Hi Terri,

    Absolutely gorgious! Colors look spot on to me, and the pics have a lot of snap!

    Thanks so much or sharing.

    Steve
     
    Wilk, Aug 1, 2005
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  4. Pa

    Pa Subscribing Member

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    May 5, 2005
    SW Virginia
    Wonderful pictures, Terri.

    Which lens this time?
     
    Pa, Aug 1, 2005
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  5. Terri French

    Terri French Subscribing Member

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    May 5, 2005
    Idaho
    Thank you Steve. Looks like you are new here. Welcome to the forum. Hope to see lots of pictures from you.
     
    Terri French, Aug 1, 2005
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  6. Terri French

    Terri French Subscribing Member

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    May 5, 2005
    Idaho
    Hi Frank,
    I did use a CP. Mine is a hoya and for some reason the pictures all had a brownish color cast. Had to change the WB in raw conversion to get them to look right. Hope I did ok.
     
    Terri French, Aug 1, 2005
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  7. Terri French

    Terri French Subscribing Member

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    May 5, 2005
    Idaho
    I used the 18-70 lens for these, plus a circular polarizer. Thanks.
     
    Terri French, Aug 1, 2005
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  8. Gilles

    Gilles

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    May 20, 2005
    Québec, Canada
    What a beautiful place to take pictures, they are all nice I guess you use your VR70-200?
     
    Gilles, Aug 1, 2005
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  9. Terri French

    Terri French Subscribing Member

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    May 5, 2005
    Idaho
    Thanks Gilles. I actually used my 18-70 kit lens.
     
    Terri French, Aug 1, 2005
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  10. Gale

    Gale

    978
    Jan 26, 2005
    Viera Fl
    Gorgeous Terri,

    I will use your pics to test my color :>))

    Since I really can't get one of those calibrators yet.
     
    Gale, Aug 1, 2005
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  11. MikeG

    MikeG

    145
    Apr 30, 2005
    SF Bay Area
    Lovely series Terri.

    Great place to shoot.
     
    MikeG, Aug 2, 2005
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  12. obelix

    obelix

    714
    Mar 17, 2005
    Fremont, CA, USA
    These are just super quality shots. Looks great on my eye-one calibrated laptop :) 
     
    obelix, Aug 2, 2005
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  13. JeffKohn

    JeffKohn

    3,625
    Apr 21, 2005
    Houston, TX
    Once again nice shots. I'm jealous that you get to visit there regularly.

    RE: hoya polarizers. I noticed the same thing with mine. I have a 67mm Hoya CPL and a 77mm Nikon CPL, and the Hoya definitely seems to affect color balance more.
     
    JeffKohn, Aug 2, 2005
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  14. james thiel

    james thiel

    8,861
    May 15, 2005
    Mill Creek, WA.
    Simply beautiful Terri. My wife and I will be visiting Yellowstone and the Tetons in late September. Your pictures are really inspiring. If you have any tips you would like to share about where to go let me know. Thanks.
     
    james thiel, Aug 2, 2005
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  15. patrickh

    patrickh

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    May 4, 2005
    Thousand Oaks
    Colors are gorgeous and really giveone the sense of "being there". Clearly it was worth the effort to calibrate. Thank you.
     
    patrickh, Aug 2, 2005
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  16. RFCGRAPHICS

    RFCGRAPHICS

    6,668
    Apr 30, 2005
    Hi Terri,

    Glad to hear the Display device worked for you. I am alway hesitant to give recommendations to others. Needless to say, very very nice images as always. Very Artistically done :) 


    Regards

    RFC
     
    RFCGRAPHICS, Aug 2, 2005
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  17. CrystallP

    CrystallP

    3,925
    May 3, 2005
    Owings Mills, MD
    Terri,

    The view is breathtaking! I wish I were there! Thank you for such a glorious view.
     
    CrystallP, Aug 2, 2005
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  18. hans

    hans

    827
    Feb 5, 2005
    The Netherlands
    Terri

    Great series the last is my favorite, keep posting please

    I read that you're using a hoya polarizer and not really happy with it, I use a B+W and don't have the "color problem"with it
     
    hans, Aug 3, 2005
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  19. Kevin Scott

    Kevin Scott

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    May 5, 2005
    Orlando, Florida
    Very pretty, Terri. I like the 2nd one best!
     
    Kevin Scott, Aug 3, 2005
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  20. mike mac

    mike mac

    12,409
    Jan 25, 2005
    East Norriton, PA
    Awesome you sure live in Gods country and you capture it perfectly you will find workign off a calibrated monitor sure helps a lot
     
    mike mac, Aug 3, 2005
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