Mormon Row 30

First light of morning reaches the Teton front. Remnants of days

long gone on the sagebrush flats of Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Commentary welcome.

John, scenic photography just doesn't get any better than this.......even though this is quite possibly the single most photographed barn on earth......Jim

Jim, Thanks. Actually, I think this is a different barn from the one you are thinking of--but very close by. Maybe the second most photographed barn. Beautiful spot. J. Keys

Really nice shot. I'd like to train my D200 to do the same. Where was it shot?

Just really nice, John.

Nice Photo !!

Sensational vision! Regards.

Ok John, guess I'll settle for 2nd. Still an awesome shot......Jim

Hello John.

This place is amazing, I really wish I was there. Your composition is very nice and the colours in the distance are also very pleasing. I would however try to remove some of the blue cast in the shadows and work a bit on the sky part, to make it more three dimensional (if you know what I mean). You can use selective colour tool in PS to make this kind of adjustment. Finally your photo is a bit on the soft side, therefore I would apply USM (unsharp mask) here.

 

PS. I've attached your file with some small corrections I've mentioned.

 

Piotr

I think that some PS correction needed as mentioned by Piotr - more contrast on the mountain, some color correction of the shadow with a little more contrast add - and selective sharpening - that's all you need. Also somehow I felt the photo is not level - it's tilted from right to left

Ditto Arnab. Those really were my initial thoughts, too.

Very good painting! ;)

I love it! Great photo.

John, I think the photo is perfect the way it is. This fully captures the emotion of a early morning on the prarie near Jackson Hole. The world is not always crisp and clear, and this tells the tail so well down to the mist in the distance. Great job.