Morning Mood

my first post after a long absence...taken just over a month ago on a

backpacking trip into Jasper's Tonquin Valley. the morning began very

misty (and cold) and it was only after waiting for over an hour that the mist

cleared enough to reveal the mighty Ramparts across the lake. all thoughts,

comments and constructive criticisms are greatly appreciated. thanks for

viewing!

Amazing! 7/7a

Wonderful work ... !! Regards.

Beautiful place, fine work. Congrats

Nice landscape shot. The clouds really makes it.

Caspar Knox

The light in the foreground and the blue pushing throught between the clouds with the mist makes a really excellent shot. Great mood and light.

Beautiful shot in every way, Andrew. No suggestions for improvement.

 

Anish

Brilliant photo, Andrew. Always wanted to go there.

 

Dave

WOW! Excellent composition, very good exposure, play of light & colours,Andrew.

Packed with atmosphere. The peaks sandwiched between clouds looks terrific.

Well done Andrew.

Hi Andrew ! I really enjoy your pic. It's an amazing landscape full of colours. Well done. egards, Rolph ;)

I look at this shot in larger view and is excellent and a pleasure to see it,kind regards,Radu.

a beautiful morning mood it is andrew.

Andrew, this is amazing. The pale blue glow UR balances the warmer colors of the foreground. The detail of the snowy mountain faces adds a lot of excitement but the clouds and fog calm things down. Excellent composition.

This is nice, but I do prefer, not only the panoramic crop of the b&w version, but the visual impact of it. The latter version is a bit more dynamic, visually.

Well, I think this is the stronger image overall. I do have an affinity for the panorama crop of the B&W. But, I like the tonalities and the colour here better. I think it creates a more engaging image -- less graphic, but more lasting in its interest -- and a stronger emotional response from the viewer. I will agree with Tim that the B&W is more "dynamic" visually -- but, I don't think being more dynamic in necessarily better and here I prefer the quietude here.

 

Both images are among the best landscapes I've seen this past year anyways -- you can hardly go wrong with either.