Northern Rockies

pathfinder

A couple images from Assiniboine.....

a glacier

And another

Comments and criticisms encouraged

denisegoldberg

I really like the first image. It pulls my eyes into the scene.

black mamba

Very nice work.

pathfinder

Thank you, it is hard not to take nice shots in the northern Rockies, they really are beautiful.

I have a couple images shot out of windows that I favor as well

from the lodge window

And from the helicopter seat on the ride out

Stumblebum

Love the first one! Cheers!

cosmicreality

Stunning detail in those first shots. Well shot and even better editing. Very natural and crisp.

pathfinder

Thanks for the kind words.

Interestingly, my first image was shot with a 5DMk 4 and a 16-35mm v2 optic ( which I use to shoot stars as well with, as I know it is sharp ) - shot on a tripod.

The last two were shot with 7D Mk2 and a Tamron 16-300mm zoom, as was the second image, all hand held. The third image was a 5DMk 4 with a standard EOS 24-105 v1 optic, and I don't recall if I used tripod for it - shutter speed was 1/1000th so it was probably hand held.

Here is another glacier with the 5D Mark 4 and the 24-105

And here is a view from my cabin window with the 7D Mk 2 and the Tamron 16-300 handheld at 16mm. Lightroom Lens Profiles really are wonderful tools

roaddog52

All wonderful images. Hard not to find a good shot in the Rockies. I really like the uniqueness of the shot through the lodge window

Phil

pathfinder

Thanks Phil. The Transform feature - Full - in Lightroom really makes it pretty easy to get images squared away rectilinearly - really helps make shooting through windows more acceptable I think.

Glad you liked my images.

Cornflake

Beautiful work. The light in the first one is really wonderful.

GOLDENORFE

Great series, looks a fabuloud location
love the helicopter shot

SiobhanLavery

Amazing photos, #1 is stunning but #2 is my favourite, there is something etheral about that photo...