Telluride

dlplumer

Last Dollar Moonrise - captured as the sun was setting from Last Dollar Road in Telluride, Colorado. Taken with my Fuji XT-2 and an 18-135 one board.

shawnc

Nice capture Dan, Love the Alpine Glow.

denisegoldberg

Beautiful Dan!

Cavalier

Spectacular sunset. Love all the colors - from Aspen yellow to sun-soaked mountains to beautiful blue of the sky.

JonaBeth Russell

Outstanding!

dlplumer

I added a few more to share.

David_S85

Wonderful set! That last pic is a wall hanger.

EDIT:
I would, however, do whatever you need to do to straighten that one out. Level won't work. You'll need to do a free transform adjustment.

dlplumer

@David_S85 said:
Wonderful set! That last pic is a wall hanger.

Thanks, David

kdog

Yeah, these are totally awesome, Dan. The fourth one might be my favorite. The countless bare trees almost look like lace, giving the photo a surreal abstract appearance. On the first one, you can't recover any more detail in the moon from the raw file? If not, some people might be tempted to extract the moon from a different frame, size it exactly to the size as it appears in this picture, replace it and never tell. Not naming any names here. LOL. Anyway, awesome job!!

dlplumer

@kdog said:
Yeah, these are totally awesome, Dan. The fourth one might be my favorite. The countless bare trees almost look like lace, giving the photo a surreal abstract appearance. On the first one, you can't recover any more detail in the moon from the raw file? If not, some people might be tempted to extract the moon from a different frame, size it exactly to the size as it appears in this picture, replace it and never tell. Not naming any names here. LOL. Anyway, awesome job!!

Thanks, Joel!

dlplumer

Reprocessed with David's suggestion

torags

Excellent work Dan

kdog

I concur, really nice, Dan!

David_S85

@dlplumer said:
Reprocessed with David's suggestion

Oh, so much better with everything leveled and straightened. The reflection makes that shot. Good work!

dlplumer

@David_S85 said:

@dlplumer said:
Reprocessed with David's suggestion

Oh, so much better with everything leveled and straightened. The reflection makes that shot. Good work!

I ordered a metal floater to hang based on your suggestion, and appreciate the free transform advice.

dlplumer

@dlplumer said:

@David_S85 said:

@dlplumer said:
Reprocessed with David's suggestion

Oh, so much better with everything leveled and straightened. The reflection makes that shot. Good work!

I ordered a metal floater to hang based on your suggestion, and appreciate the free transform advice.

Its hanging and it makes me happy. Thanks again David!

David_S85

@dlplumer said:
I ordered a metal floater to hang based on your suggestion, and appreciate the free transform advice.

Its hanging and it makes me happy. Thanks again David!

Sweet!

El Gato

Beautiful...all of them.

There's nothing finer than fall in the mountains.

Just a thought...your last image the one that was reprocessed, had you ever consider post processing in BW?

Again, wonderful images.

pathfinder

@kdog said:
Yeah, these are totally awesome, Dan. The fourth one might be my favorite. The countless bare trees almost look like lace, giving the photo a surreal abstract appearance. On the first one, you can't recover any more detail in the moon from the raw file? If not, some people might be tempted to extract the moon from a different frame, size it exactly to the size as it appears in this picture, replace it and never tell. Not naming any names here. LOL. Anyway, awesome job!!

My thoughts exactly!

Lovely images.

redleash

Dan,

Great set! My favorite is the vertical aspen shot. The minimalistic subject coupled with the spots of bright color make a striking combination. Well done!

Lauren

dlplumer

@kdog said:
Yeah, these are totally awesome, Dan. The fourth one might be my favorite. The countless bare trees almost look like lace, giving the photo a surreal abstract appearance. On the first one, you can't recover any more detail in the moon from the raw file? If not, some people might be tempted to extract the moon from a different frame, size it exactly to the size as it appears in this picture, replace it and never tell. Not naming any names here. LOL. Anyway, awesome job!!

I took your advice, KDOG

kdog

There ya go.