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© Copyright 2003 Phil Ackley

Two Peaks - Another shot from my recent Denali trip. Does the lack of context rob this image of a sense of scale? This mountain is huge, the tallest in North America, but you can hardly tell from 22,000 feet.

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phil_ackley

Looking for honest evaluations of this photograph, specifically in

regard to a sense of place and scale. All comments, positive or

negative, are welcome, so long as they are sincere.

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laurent_baig
To me, this doesn't give me a sense of scale. What it does do is give me a sense of cold (brrr!) and of the conditions. I can imagine the wind pulling the snow off all the peaks. It's a nice shot. I like that it doesn't "overwhelm" you
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steve_chong
Awesome shot! Normally I would comment about the scale, somehow I understand it will be almost impossible to include something to show it here. Absolutely breathtaking view!
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StuartMoxham
Does not really give a sense of scale but that may not be posible. To get a sense of scale you need to include something of a know size a human or tree but they may detract from the shot. This is a good shot nice work.
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htt
I think it's a very impressive photo. I like the texture and how the snow is blown of the peaks against the dark sky. I wouldn't let the sense of scale bother me...it is obviously a spectacular mountain.
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