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Kluane Lake 2


aepelbacher

Used a monopod for stability. Adjusted and cropped in Photoshop CS.


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This is the second of two photos that I have of this lake. I made

some adjustments based on the comments on the other photo from

yesterday, such as removing some of the magenta and increasing the

contrast. I did not play with the grain again (I know ... I ought to

be using lower speed film ... read

href="http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2144366">the other

thread

for my reasoning for using mostly 400 and 800 films on the

trip to Alaska.) Thank you to Pedro, Dennis, Walter, et. al. for

recommonding specific changes. I'd love to hear what you think of the

difference. (By the way ... of the two original images, the first is

my own personal favorite.) Any comments or ratings are appreciated!

Have a wonderful weekend, y'all!!

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About the composition, I prefer the previous version (which is not perfect, all things considered). This shot has been taken too late concerning the cloud, which is almost out of the frame (and here, no croping can save it). I would have prefer no cloud rather than a piece of cloud. Secondly, I am not sure that the foreground brings anything. Thirdly, I wonder if a square format does not work better with this sort of landscape, where the oblong and rectangular mountain makes a redundancy with the rectangular format.
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Well...I'm partial to the first one too. This one is good but the first one is stronger. As an experiment, how about stitching both of them together into a single pan shot? Would be a lot of work, but the result would be really cool. Regards.
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Okay Lou Ann, I'm back. I tried what I suggested and made an attempt at a panorama. I'm afraid it is very crude. You, of course, would have the originals and would have better luck. Regards.

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Thank you SO much ... I love it! I need to learn more about these software capabilities ... I am only able to scratch the surface of what they can do. It is absolutely gorgeous!! I must try it!! Thank you!
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