Under Fog

Eia

Back from my wonderful October trip I am going thru the last of the Autumn photos. The early morning fog is common this time of year for the area. I was on top of a ridge and able to take a picture of the town under fog. Eventually, it rose to the top of the hill where I stood and...not being able to see ten feet in front of me. Contrast that with a crisp, cold, clear afternoon! The sun was beautiful but it was COLD.

C,C appreciated for next trip; Lord willing!

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2

3 The Town after the fog clears....

4

5

Eia

buried or bad?

Fred W

Hi Eia. #2 looks cool with the stacks sticking out of the fog. I also really like #5 but I think you should P/S out the power lines. Nice Pics.

Eia

Fred W wrote:

Hi Eia. #2 looks cool with the stacks sticking out of the fog. I also really like #5 but I think you should P/S out the power lines. Nice Pics.

Thank you Fred W!

dlplumer

These are simply fabulous. Your work is extraordinary Eia. I visited your site this evening, and your work is really impressive.

Dan

Nacho

Eia, yikes! Those are some cool colors. I like the first one, and I think if you saturated a bit more the blueish tone in the sky, it might add well to it. Those reds in #3 are so captivating. I am very partial to the style of #4. I love trees, and those bare branches, and the isolation, really speak to me.

I really need to get to a spot like the one depicted in the last shot! : )

Thanks for sharing these!

N

Eia

dlplumer wrote:

These are simply fabulous. Your work is extraordinary Eia. I visited your site this evening, and your work is really impressive.

Dan

Your words are too kind; what a nice thing to say. Thank you.

Eia

Nacho wrote:

Eia, yikes! Those are some cool colors. I like the first one, and I think if you saturated a bit more the blueish tone in the sky, it might add well to it. Those reds in #3 are so captivating. I am very partial to the style of #4. I love trees, and those bare branches, and the isolation, really speak to me.

I really need to get to a spot like the one depicted in the last shot! : )

Thanks for sharing these!

N

I sooo love trees and cactus! They reflect moods from different seasons, times and places. Thank you for your kind words! Especially thanks for the tip which helps lots!

jeffmeyers

Good work! I like #3. Why don't you clone out those extraneous leaves in the top left corner. Also, the sky might benefit from a graduated neutral density filter adjustment in PS.

Great colors!

jeffmeyers

Now that I look at these again, I think #2 would also benefit from a little grad ND filter in PS. And I would crop out some of the top of the sky. Something like this:



What do you think?

Eia

jeffmeyers wrote:

Now that I look at these again, I think #2 would also benefit from a little grad ND filter in PS. And I would crop out some of the top of the sky. Something like this:



What do you think?

Wow, what a difference! I will go back and rework that !
Gee, thanks a bunch, I truly appreciate you taking the time and effort to show me!!!

Jack'll do

Very nice series Eia. I especially loev #3 & 4. thumb

GOLDENORFE

wonderfull, like #2 best. cropping does make it look stronger.
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

Eia

Thanks all, truly!!!

grimace

Jack'll do wrote:

Very nice series Eia. I especially loev #3 & 4. thumb

I agree. Nice work!!

redleash

Wonderful! I especially like #4--it gives a mysterious feeling that could be open to lots of stories and ideas. I like #5 also. I glanced at your site also--lots of great shots with some strong colors. Nice work!

Cato

Lovely shots. The variety of color is wonderful.