Shot the same day and location as Frosted fall, Mer Bleue Bog in east Ottawa. The morning of the wild crane chase, I've come to think of it as, as usable images of frickin staging sandhill cranes were the one thing we didn't get shots of!!
pp: RAW-TIFF conversion, shadows, brightness/contrast, vibrance/saturation, dodge/burn, resize, sharpen, save for web
Statistics
Place: 151 out of 271 Avg (all users): 5.7077 Avg (commenters): 6.0000 Avg (participants): 5.6634 Avg (non-participants): 5.8621 Views since voting: 574 Views during voting: 219 Votes: 130 Comments: 5 Favorites: 0
Nicely seen! Would also be fun to warm it up with a white balance adjustment on the snow. Different mood, of course, but this lends itself to different interpretations of mood.
In conjunction with your title it would have been better if you could have photographed it in a light that enabled you to capture the crisp shining whites of the front as well, also it could do with more DOF to sharpen up the front elements. Well observed and good luck
I would have preferred if this wasn't so saturated that it emphasizes the difference between the cyan of the shade and the slight warm tones in the sunlight or if it was color toned to just one of those colors.
Add photograph to your favorites
Add photographer to your favorites
Photographer found comment helpful.
