Thanks! El Capitan is located just right of the frame. I stacked a couple of graduated neutral density filters to keep the real and the reflected properly exposed.
Originally posted by glad2badad:
Absolutely beautiful! I'm in awe (and a bit jealous I have to admit). Great timing on the lighting for this. It's funny how those reflections work when the angle and height of the camera can really alter what's reflected (i.e. - the height of the tree in the bottom right reflection appears taller than the background mountain, but not the "right side-up" part of it). I also like how you've maintained the deep blue in both the top and bottom sections of this image. Anyway, well done and congratulations in advance on what should be a fine score. :D
Absolutely beautiful! I'm in awe (and a bit jealous I have to admit). Great timing on the lighting for this. It's funny how those reflections work when the angle and height of the camera can really alter what's reflected (i.e. - the height of the tree in the bottom right reflection appears taller than the background mountain, but not the "right side-up" part of it). I also like how you've maintained the deep blue in both the top and bottom sections of this image. Anyway, well done and congratulations in advance on what should be a fine score. :D
Wonderful shot. The dark mass on the left does tend to dominate the scene though, for me at least. I wonder what a tighter crop would look like excluding the large dark shadow?
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