Taken about a mile from my home on a late afternoon in early March on a rare clear day that the Jurupa Mountains were visible through the haze. Used a circular polarizer to darken the sky a bit. Adjusted white balance and levels, cropped, and sharpened slightly. No spot editing was done.
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Hey Rick, this is really good stuff! I love your point of view and depth of field with everything so clear and crisp. Lovely shot! Get a print for M & D!
INCREDIBLE!!! Where is this - please tell me. I long to backpack and photograph through mountains like this. Really nice shot and you either did a good job subtracting some of the haze, or you got lucky that it was a decent day. I typically get lots of haze in a shot like this and don't get the details on the range like I want. Good luck! 10
would this be the st.Elias range? Great depiction of the two seasons. Would a tighter crop on the right to cut off the two faint trees make more impact? I find my eyes being drawn to them.
"Nice", but needs a bit more focus to be something a bit more special. I don't think the rocks are strong enough here - perhaps if there was a well lit solitary one in the foreground it might have worked better.
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