Painted Gold

Evening light and Oregon's Painted Hills.

 

Thanks for commenting. I'd be happy to discuss.

Is the tree still up Marc? I miss the fine detail in the first hill, but like the light on the far one and the way far one, and like the f/g and sky.

Amazing blend of colors Marc. My only critique is the lack of detail along the reddish band on the first mountain. I can't say I've ever seen this place so I can't tell how brilliant the red would be, but it seems that a cloud blocked it momentarily. Wonderfull overall however and I look forward to every new piece you come out with. Regards.

Los colores que sacas a tus fotografías son una maravilla para los sentidos.

Lovely image.

 

Saudos

I should mention that there is no detail at the top of the first hill. It's just red. No texture, lines, patterns, anything. It's quite a bit darker too. This was a blend job, so there wasn't anything affected by a grad line or something. Just the way it was.

These painted hills are fabulous... I've already admired them on others images from your portfolio... Here the light and the sky were outstanding.

Really great capture of a landscape you made famous!

 

Regards

 

Xavier

Awe inspiring..as usual...Congrats on another fine work and thanks for posting... Ken

Such painterly appeal. Bravo!

Hello Marc,

 

Beautiful light and colors. Are these two different exposures, that you blended in PS, or one and the same RAW file processed twice and then blended in Photoshop?

 

Cornee

These are two different exposures, 1.5 stops apart.

Marc,

I've noticed your blends of multiple exposures are always seamless, even in situations where it seems really difficult to do so. Would you share a bit on what technique you use to blend?

 

Anish

Very interesting colors and a very dramatic sky.

An amazing landscape beautifully caught. The three hills receding into the frame is a fabulous touch.

 

Simon

Where was this taken....this is absolutely beautiful...wonderful work...thank you for sharing!

Trish

Marc,

 

Great shot! What time of year and time of day did you take this?

 

Best regards, Pamela

 

Fantastical environment captured clinically well - everything's here from colour to lead in - top drawer!

Regards

Ferg