Photographer’s Notes Near Seattle there’s a rustic valley, the Snoqualmie Valley, named for the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe who called this area home before it was settled by whites. Just off the Ames Lake – Carnation Road, there’s a neat field bordered by trees. I’ve been keeping my eye on these as Fall approaches to try to capture the change in colors. It’s still a little early but we’re almost there.
Post processing • Crop
• Reduce Noise (Neat Image)
• Correct Color (Curves Layer)
• Boost saturation (Hue/Saturation Layer)
• Boost Fall colors (Selective Color Layer)
• Crop Further
• Resize Image (Bicubic Sharper)
• Adjust Opacity of Adjustment Layers
• Save for Web
Camera Data • Nikon D200
• 2005/10/03 15:01:13.3
• JPEG (8-bit) Fine
• Image Size: Large (3872 x 2592)
• Color
• Lens: VR 24-120mm F/3.5-5.6 G
• Focal Length: 120mm
• Exposure Mode: Aperture Priority
• Metering Mode: Center-Weighted
• 1/400 sec - F/11
• Exposure Comp.: 0 EV
• Sensitivity: ISO 400
• Optimize Image: Vivid
• White Balance: Auto
• AF Mode: AF-S
• Flash Sync Mode: Not Attached
• Color Mode: Mode III (Adobe RGB)
• Tone Comp.: Normal
• Hue Adjustment: 0°
• Saturation: Enhanced
• Sharpening: Medium high
• Image Comment:
• Long Exposure NR: Off
• High ISO NR: On (Normal)
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I would love to see this blown up, its a shame that panoramic doesn't really look as impressive as it could with the pixel restrictions. I love the hint of mountains paralleling the taller trees to the left
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