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Bears Hump II


Bears Hump II
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Copyright: Otto Rapp (TheMystic) Gold Star Critiquer/Silver Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 977 W: 30 N: 1434] (5903)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2007-09-16
Categories: Nature, Decisive Moment, Friends/Family
Camera: Samsung Pro 815
Exposure: f/3.5, 1/100 seconds
More Photo Info: [view]
Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop
Date Submitted: 2007-09-19 13:30
Viewed: 426
Points: 18
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
Follow up to my previous post: This picture of my son was taken while I recovered my breath climbing up the Bears Hump in Waterton Lakes National Park.
At that point, he was quite eager to carry on, but I was not yet ready. Barely could keep the camera from shaking.
I was shooting against the sun coming in at an angle behind him, so the sky was a little washed out. I used gradient to add a little color, then levels and curves, downsized.
JohnTulip, shelbeesmom, c_rapp, go2stones, PierreFrigon, Werewolf, Silke, Refugee, Viking has marked this note useful
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To csuebele: WSTheMystic 1 09-21 14:50
To JohnTulip: we get a day olderTheMystic 1 09-19 13:35
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Hi Otto
Yes we have to take breaks during climbing (dirty smile) we get a day older,
Well otto it is not showing in your work here:Excellent job and little Otti looks as if he did win a race.
TFS
John
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Good POV to emphasize the rocks and the steep climb. Also good work with the gradient and the sky.

Your son is a fine looking young man.

TFS!
Reid

Excellent capture. Excellent sharpness and details.
Good work on the sky.
I guess you'll have to do the climb more often to get in better shape :-).
Or like you said to John, stay on cow land and forget about goat land :-).
TFS
Pierre

It's cool to see a decorum like that! You mention it was hard to follow him in higher altitude. But it's just a personnal impression... I don't know if he have good shoes for walking in mountain? No laces... I was often alone in the forest at this age... I like that POV as a souvenir practically :)

A REALLY nice shot of Otti here! I like the graduated filter! Nice exposure and sharpness! This reminds me of the climb I do in Arkansas every year! You must be in good shape1
Linda
I'll be back.........B-)

Great shot of Otti. Really nice comp. Got a few suggestions for darkening the sky in a workshop I'll post.

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  • Silke Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2844 W: 263 N: 5939] (23560)
  • [2007-09-22 3:03]

An excellent composition, Otto. I like the clear details and the cool colours throughout
Superb work
TFS
silke
:D

Otti is growing up quickly Otto and looking more and more like his Mother. Well composed and lovely colour and light. TFS,
David

Many thanks for your comment on ‘Tasmanian Woodlands’. It wont be long before all the green is brown although we did have some overnight rain last night.

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  • Viking Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 996 W: 63 N: 782] (4383)
  • [2007-11-30 12:51]

Otto,
this is a gorgeous photo of this beautiful place.
Great composition and POV.
Nice colours and lighting.

Well done,
Rob

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