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Church Mountain


jeremy jackson

Canon 5D, Leica 21-35, 1 exposure

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© This image is copyright of Maru Landscapes 2008

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It is an interesting, moody, and beautiful image. The colors and textures are wonderful. I like the nontraditional take on the lighting. Nicely done. Dan
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Thanks guys for your nice comments. I thought you might like to see the original so I included it here. It really did look like this. All I have done to this shot is warm-up the light and fiddle with dodging and burning a bit. The light here comes from the fact that the image is made from a lake that is surrounded by very high mountains. There was a massive black thunder cloud sitting over the lake but the sun was breaking through in the distant valley to the East of Church Mountain. Cheers, JJ

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Jeremy, I really appreciate being able to see the original and to know what you've done in processing the image. I wish we had a forum in which we could follow an image from (RAW) capture to a final posting. I would find that very informative and helpful.
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This is an image of Church Mountain rising above Lake Ohara. Almost nothing was

done in post here. Just unusual and dramatic light. Thanks, JJ

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Interesting and inspiring transformation / processing from RAW to Jpeg, the small changes made a big difference in terms of impact.

A most unusual but aesthetically pleasing and intensely atmospheric shot.

Kind Regards

Alf

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The roaring silence - this was my first thought. Like such landscape scenes very much, but here you have captured a very, very beautiful, outstanding place and amazingly combined with this highly attractive weather condition. Congrats. I agree to Stephen: would be interesting to be able to discuss the workflow and / or see another version wherein the dark portions maybe are a tiny bit more exposed / structured, just to compare them (my screen = Eizo CG19). This is not a negative point here at all (regarding my own shots, I am pretty frequently  unsure whether and how dark image elements can contribute to an aesthetic impression). Great work. BR / Volker  

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great image. and posting the original was great too. digital post production involves a wide range of solutions for the same problem/image and see how other photographers works is very interesting and helpful.

congrats

vezio

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This is very dramatic and beautiful.  I find myself debating whether the black portions are too black and whether there is a need to lighten that area just a tad. At the end of the day, it is really an artistic question and decision.   

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