Today I went over to Canfield mountain with my new club co-president for a "tour" and some unofficial activity. We hooked up with our Idaho liaison, and we headed out early for a climb to the top of Canfield mountain. The idea was to show us around: I've been there twice before on hit-and-miss explorations. We left early to try and beat the mud, hit the trails while they were still frozen. A four mile climb to the top brought us out here:
Dude, awesome shot! Did you snap that with a digital? I like the way it has all the blue hues strong giving a sense of the cold. If you would have popped it with the "overcast" or similar setting activated it would have warmed everything up killing the blue hues and making everything seem more temperate. Good job.
Today I went over to Canfield mountain with my new club co-president for a "tour" and some unofficial activity. We hooked up with our Idaho liaison, and we headed out early for a climb to the top of Canfield mountain. The idea was to show us around: I've been there twice before on hit-and-miss explorations. We left early to try and beat the mud, hit the trails while they were still frozen. A four mile climb to the top brought us out here:
Dude, awesome shot! Did you snap that with a digital? I like the way it has all the blue hues strong giving a sense of the cold. If you would have popped it with the "overcast" or similar setting activated it would have warmed everything up killing the blue hues and making everything seem more temperate. Good job.
Dude, awesome shot! Did you snap that with a digital? I like the way it has all the blue hues strong giving a sense of the cold. If you would have popped it with the "overcast" or similar setting activated it would have warmed everything up killing the blue hues and making everything seem more temperate. Good job.
Peace.
(dudette) Canon A70, landscape mode. I forgot the flash so the foreground was really dark. I did a lot of tweaking in PS to get it to look decent. It was cold, below 40 F
Dude, awesome shot! Did you snap that with a digital? I like the way it has all the blue hues strong giving a sense of the cold. If you would have popped it with the "overcast" or similar setting activated it would have warmed everything up killing the blue hues and making everything seem more temperate. Good job.
Peace.
(dudette) Canon A70, landscape mode. I forgot the flash so the foreground was really dark. I did a lot of tweaking in PS to get it to look decent. It was cold, below 40 F
penny
pennt
So sorry, sweet heart! No disrespect intended. Its cool you did a good job in PS. Sometimes less is more especially when you use the filtering tools in PS to correct blue hue washes and [censored] like that. All to often when you tweak a shot in PS or screw with some advanced settings in Canon or Nikon you basically turn what is supposed to be blue and cold into a warm and sunny beach scene. I like the shot!
