Palouse
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Image Comments posted by Palouse
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Late in an early day, after a storm. Handheld. See my shadow in the
lower right!
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I live on the Palouse, and I think you've done a great job capturing to open greenness. The lone tree, the single road, and the isolated grain silo are so iconic!
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Windy sunset in mid May, trying to allow the flowers to show some
movement.
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Not quite winter, not quite spring.
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Steptoe Butte is a great place to watch the the setting sun move
across and change the landscape.
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The man on the bicycle is so perfectly placed to take advantage of the bright pavement. Lots of leading lines--the pavement marks, the tree and the gaps between the trees all lead to him! Bravo. -
Frozen in time and temperature, these rocks watch as the silky Palouse
River slides by.
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Watching the shadows creep across the Palouse I was stuck by a shaft
of late sunlight--caught with the "wrong" white balance, I shot anyway.
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A great place to spend time and to photograph.
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The row of windbreak trees is a lot of fun to watch. I plan to capture
them each season, but I always seem to be in a rush when I drive by.
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Steptoe Butte, WA-a great place to watch the sunset works its magic. -
My first visit to this rather well photographed site. -
Excellent! The raking light and the softness brought on by the smoke make this a very strong and emotional picture. The central Lombardi Poplar tree provides a strong focal point. Bravo! -
Stunning. Excellent placement of horizon-it makes the cluster of buildings seem even more insignificant and vulnerable. -
I like it. Perhaps cropping out half of the lilly pond would make the panorama seem even stronger and draw the eye a bit more to the hidden mountain peak. Like the strong green mid-ground.
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Nice silhouettes; would have been better if the taller figure didn't bisect the horizon in mid-head. -
Tilted horizon, an almost 50-50 split, ghosting and wee bit of over exposure detract from what could have been a good shot. A bit of time in Photoshop can fix all of these "faults".
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Wish the leaf was bigger. Great shot -
Foreground has too much going on. Takes away from the bridge and the man going down the bridge to the boat
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WOW! The fact that the "hidden" half is visible is incredible! BRAVO on a great exposure!
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Love how this one leads to nowhere--the air of mystery prevails. Wonderful tone and exposure
In storm's way
in Landscape
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A massive April storm blowing into the Palouse country of
Idaho--nothing but a lone Ponderosa pine between us and the storm!