Bishop Creek Canyon XIV

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• mikolaj_cava (28762)
• [2008-10-30 7:06]

Hello Daniel! Amazing landscape. Wonderful colours. Good lightness and brightness. Very nice sharpness. Good capture and frame. Good luck!

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• shelbeesmom (47359)
• [2008-10-30 8:07]

Oh boy you out did me on this one Daniel! LOL! Nice work, LOVE that GLOW off the water! Nice work, could be a GREAT masters painting, love all the different colors here, the sky is super smooth! I like it!!
B-)
Linda

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• karith (7369)
• [2008-10-30 9:10]

Delicious gold and amber color palette with darker earthy contrasts for a stunning image. I like how the light it glowing on the tops of the hills and how the surface of the water compliments the other textural details in the scene. Nicely balanced composition. Excellent!

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• kickback (11295)
• [2008-10-30 9:26]
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hi dan, beautiful scene, neat colors, composed like an expert! do you think the hdr is the way to go or using n/grad filters? i personally feel the n/grad filters keep it more like the eye sees but whats your opinion?
tfs,
scott

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• Pentaxian (304)
• [2008-10-30 9:55]

Hi Dan,
WOW!! Beautiful lighting and colours in this stunning landscape. Fantastic sun-glow on the mountain tops. Nicely balanced composition with perfect POV. Outstanding!!

My compliments,
Thomas

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• rewshearer (20595)
• [2008-10-30 12:17]

I really like this one Daniel - it's HDR delivered with restraint. Sometimes HDR shots deliver a bland, too-evenly-exposed result, but this still has a beautiful dynamic of light and shadow, colour and perspective.
Well done!
Rew

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• EOSF1 (19716)
• [2008-10-30 14:22]

Hello Dan, lovely colors, great reflections and a great composition. All that make a beautiful image, thanks!

Mario

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• mpr (2118)
• [2008-10-30 15:39]

Hi Dad

I've looked through all of my photos from North Lake and it looks to me that we both shared the same problem. The sunlit portions of the mountains are really hot. On my shots the lighting is so hot that I'd say 99% of my images aren't recoverable. Your HDR looks better than mine, but on this monitor the sunlit portions still look a tad overexposed. I think clouds on this day would have served us better. That being said, I find the composition to be a good one. The image itself reminds me of an excellent weekend.

mike

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• rminkow (14609)
• [2008-10-30 20:26]

Hi Dan..nice hdr shot..thanks for the exposure information...I haven't tried hdr in photoshop but I will try....nicely composed..great details.

Roger

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• mbrito (11196)
• [2008-10-31 8:02]

Hello Daniel
Wonderful landscape with great vivid colours and light control; the shadow covering the mountains is very well seen and capted.
Best regards, mb

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• ele_eng (5922)
• [2008-10-31 10:02]

Hi Daniel
I am not sure about the effectivity of HDR technique in most of the shots I've ever seen. Because HDR turn a picture to a painting. But this is a nice shot. TFS.
Regards, Alireza.

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• tibig (7565)
• [2008-10-31 12:01]

Beautiful HDR, Dan. I agree with you, an image with "imported" clouds is a bit counterfeited. But you should remove the dust from your sensor. I had the same issue and activating the sensor shake of the D300 solved it.
Regards,
Tibi