Two From Glacier NP

JamesMitchellJamesMitchell Registered Users Posts: 23 Big grins
edited July 20, 2011 in Landscapes
My mother, grandfather, and myself recently did a short stint through Glacier NP. We didn't really stray from the beaten path but I came away with a couple I was happy with

C&C always welcome:

View from going to the sun road:

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Silver Staircase falls.

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  • schmooschmoo Registered Users Posts: 8,468 Major grins
    edited July 18, 2011
    The second shot is a little magenta/cyan in the midtones but I love the perspective and detail in the first shot. Glacier NP is a gorgeous place full of photographic opportunities year-round. thumb.gif
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  • JamesMitchellJamesMitchell Registered Users Posts: 23 Big grins
    edited July 18, 2011
    Dang schmoo, I went back and adjusted the color levels on the second one a bit and it really improved the overall depth and warmth of the light in the trees. I still have so much to learn and appreciate ya'll lending your experience like that.
  • Mathieu05Mathieu05 Registered Users Posts: 203 Major grins
    edited July 18, 2011
    Great capture! Did you use CPL on the first image?
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  • TinstaflTinstafl Registered Users Posts: 355 Major grins
    edited July 18, 2011
    Great shots. It rained when I was there the whole time. I just got back from Yellowstone and Jackson though and while it rained i did get a few good ones.
  • JamesMitchellJamesMitchell Registered Users Posts: 23 Big grins
    edited July 19, 2011
    Mathieu05 wrote: »
    Great capture! Did you use CPL on the first image?

    Sure did, it was a late afternoon shot and everything was still quite washed out, but the shadows were just about right. It really made the sky "pop"
  • JusticeiroJusticeiro Registered Users Posts: 1,177 Major grins
    edited July 19, 2011
    #1 is great. #2 needs some processing work, but #1 is really outstanding.
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  • bhundtbhundt Registered Users Posts: 122 Major grins
    edited July 19, 2011
    The first one is my favorite. I need to visit this place. Thanks for sharing!
  • JamesMitchellJamesMitchell Registered Users Posts: 23 Big grins
    edited July 19, 2011
    Justiceiro wrote: »
    #1 is great. #2 needs some processing work, but #1 is really outstanding.

    I took schmoo's advice with #2 and skewed the colors a bit in the red-green-yellow direction. I am much happier with depth and warmth of the result. any additional/alternate suggestions?

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  • JusticeiroJusticeiro Registered Users Posts: 1,177 Major grins
    edited July 20, 2011
    JamesMitchell wrote: »
    I took schmoo's advice with #2 and skewed the colors a bit in the red-green-yellow direction. I am much happier with depth and warmth of the result. any additional/alternate suggestions?

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    Colors are just as they should be now. Very nice. I might play with bumping up recovery if you are processing it RAW, the leaves in the upper part of the frame look a little blown out.
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