rajiv mistry

Beautifuly captured. Simple composition. Light is just amazing

Rajiv

Nice layers of Color. I would recommend cropping little bit of "Green" from foreground.

Overall, I like it.

Rajiv

I was at sunset point in Bryce canyon for sunrise. Storm had stopped

sometime back. West sky had opened after sunrise. However, dense

clouds in east were blocking sun as well as my hope of getting glimpse

of rising sun behind the red mountains. All photographers were just

waiting....

Half an hour after sunrise some clouds decided to give way to rays.

These rays looked as if god is sending hope through hole in cloulds.

Technically this was difficult for a novice photographer like myself. None

of exposures were helpful to get right picture. Either background or

foreground was compromised. I had to digitally merge two frames.

In post processing, it looked good on my home pc. When I checked on

my friends machine picture didn't had right light.

I would like your commets as well as some tips on processing.

Thanks

Rajiv

your comments are welcome

Thanks,

Rajiv

Tony,

Just Sharpen image before scaling it to half. Thats what I do now. I would like to know about any other trick.

Rajiv

Early in the morning while waiting to capture Mt Rainier, we did not

get much of glimse of mountian.

Lalit and myself were look at othe compositions while waiting for

fog to thin.

Thanks for your construtive feedback.

Rajiv

Thanks, Tony. This was the first picture I tried to convert from RAW to JPG.

Lalit Deshmukh who is an excellent Photgrapher later explained me workflow.

On the foggy morning as we reached reflection lake before sunrise,

all our hopes to take pictures of Mt Rainier were diminished. To our

luck fog thinned just for 20 minutes.

I thank you for critique this picture as I am hoping to learn from

experts.

Thanks