I love Mt. Hood and you framed it beautifully. From Timothy Lake? I really like the light, the reflection and the clarity of all your details from close to far. Would be very interested in knowing what you did to make this pop. Congratulations!
Yes, I believe it's Timothy Lake, I found it through GPS on my route to Mt. Hood.
This is definitely Trillium Lake, near the boat ramp. It's not possible to get a view of Mt. Hood like this from Timothy Lake.
Thanks for the correct name of the lake! I double check the web and you are right, it's Trillium.
I love Mt. Hood and you framed it beautifully. From Timothy Lake? I really like the light, the reflection and the clarity of all your details from close to far. Would be very interested in knowing what you did to make this pop. Congratulations!
Yes, I believe it's Timothy Lake, I found it through GPS on my route to Mt. Hood.
This is definitely Trillium Lake, near the boat ramp. It's not possible to get a view of Mt. Hood like this from Timothy Lake.
Oregon? I think surely you must have missed the turn-off and ended up in Heaven.
Wow!!! I love the scale that the people on the doc give this. This is an absolutely flawless photo. Congratulations on award-winning recognition for it!
I would love to know how you got all the great colors and detail. This could easily pass as and HDR image.
Usually I use RAW adjustment tool, color balance, selective color, channel mixer, hue/sat and layer mode to enhance colors and details. There is no need of HDR when the whole scene is within the dynamic range of your camera RAW. Sometimes HDR processing will just screw up your image especially when there is nice gradient in your image. I rendered one HDR version for your comparison. As you can see, the left side of the sky looks strange.
I would love to know how you got all the great colors and detail. This could easily pass as and HDR image.
Usually I use RAW adjustment tool, color balance, selective color, channel mixer, hue/sat and layer mode to enhance colors and details. There is no need of HDR when the whole scene is within the dynamic range of your camera RAW. Sometimes HDR processing will just screw up your image especially when there is nice gradient in your image. I rendered one HDR version for your comparison. As you can see, the left side of the sky looks strange.
I love Mt. Hood and you framed it beautifully. From Timothy Lake? I really like the light, the reflection and the clarity of all your details from close to far. Would be very interested in knowing what you did to make this pop. Congratulations!
Yes, I believe it's Timothy Lake, I found it through GPS on my route to Mt. Hood.
I love Mt. Hood and you framed it beautifully. From Timothy Lake? I really like the light, the reflection and the clarity of all your details from close to far. Would be very interested in knowing what you did to make this pop. Congratulations!
A well taken, well processed photo. However, I find the objects in the water a little distracting - they seem to become the subject of the photo rather than the peak.
To me, it looks like more then a basic edit. But just because I can't do it doesn't mean somebody else could. It's an excellent painting - umm, I mean photo and I would be very proud to call it my own. I want to give it a 10 but part of me says no. But it's too cool: 10
A great shot of mount Hood.
It brings back memories of the time I spent in Oregon.
The reflection is spectacular but the rock in the lake upsates the mirror effect. At a higher angle without the rock this photo would look spectacular.
WOW...wow...incredible.. and another wow to round it off! I can't stop looking at this beautiful image it's a new favorite of mine. You have to be proud of this one. 10+ A+, too!!
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