pauljames

Hello All. Took this one at Mount Evans, 13,000 feet above sea level. The

silhouette is a Bristlecone tree. Thanks for the comments!

Hello everyone, just got back from a trip to Washington and took this shot

at Palouse Falls. Two exposures, hand blended, one for the sky and one

for the foreground. There is a small family of marmots on the left cliff that

happened to be out with me on this day (so cute). hope you all like it!

Hello everyone! I've been working on some new processing/workflow

techniques and wanted to hear your thoughts. This is a single image shot

just after sunrise. It was foggy and snowing and I didn't have my tripod

with me so I shot this from my car window. Single image into photomatix,

then PS. Thanks.

P.S. Thank you all for the great critiques on my other images.

Hi everyone! Ok, one more to share. This is a single 8 minute exposure.

Drove around in the dark for about an hour and stumbled across this lonely

rock. The wind was strong so the clouds were moving fast. Thanks.

Hi all, Just wanted to get your thoughts on this image. This is a blend of 5

ten minute exposures. Shot at 4:00 am and -20 degrees f. Would have

taken more shots but the cold got to me. Thanks.

Hi all, captured this image of the Teton's last week. It is a blend of seven

images using LrEnFuse. This was definitely a challenging image but I'm

happy with the results. Let me know what you think! Thanks.

Saw this shot while driving to shot something else. Was only there for a

minute and turned out to be the best shot of the day. Thanks.

Hi Murat, very nice image and great composition! My one critique is that the sky is a little too blue, kinda deep space blue...lighten that up a little and you'll have yourself a winner.

Regards

Paul

Hi Everyone, Just wanted to get your thoughts on this vertical version vs

the horizontal one I posted earlier this week. Same technique...30 sec

exposure, f2.8, and a sweep with a flashlight to illuminate the foreground

and the fog coming off the river. Thanks for checking it out!

Hi all, captured this sunset at Dream Lake in Rocky Mountain National

Park. Used three bracketed exposures blended in photoshop. All critiques

are appreciated!

Hello everyone.

Shot this at 1:00 AM at the Tetons. A 30sec exposure at 2.8. I used a

flash light to illuminate the fog that was coming off of Snake River. Would

love some critiques as I am very new to night photography.

Thank you

Paul

Thanks for the feedback guys! 

Fred, I was standing about ten feet down from the road. I had watched the cloud cover most of the day and my gut told me to stay here. A couple of my buddies went elsewhere. Really like your Triple Falls shot and I know what you mean about the bears. Ran into one on a trail, looked at each other for what seemed like an eternity then went out separate ways..wheww

I have a horizontal version of this image in my gallery as well but not sure

which one I like better. Any feedback would be great! Thanks.

Captured this image in Glacier National Park. Mosquitoes took about a pint

of my blood but it was worth it. Any comments are appreciated.