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BauerPower wrote:
I enjoyed your "abstracts". I was always amazed at the motion that was going on at geysers even when they were not erupting. Bubbles, water seeping downhill and pools burping. The algae colors are pretty fantastic too.
Thanks BauerPower - I was very amazed at the algae colors. I had heard about it, but I was still taken back when seeing the colors for the first time.
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Travis Rhoads wrote:
Family vacations are like that...the photography sometimes takes a back seat...
For claiming to not know an abstract...#2 is excellent IMO.
#5 might make a nice black and white image considering the lack of much color in the original.
Thanks Travis. I will give the BnW a shot. Haven't really played with BnW that much.
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JimFox wrote:
Hi Jim,
I like your #5, that is nice job of working the sun there. As for abstract, #3 would be my favorite, just crop a little off the top to lose that light tan band in the upper left. If you let the whole upper left be that darker blue/black with the way that area of color then bends and radiates out, it will make for a much more pleasing image.
Jim
Thanks Jim, I will do just what you suggested. My overall hope for the image was to include the ridgeline reflection at the top of the image (just below the tan band). I thought it was neat how the reflections were coming through with all that steam swirling around. But I can still do that, so no worries. And I definitely like your suggestion.
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Frogfish wrote:
Geysers and thermal areas are not the easiest to photograph but you have made a really good job of it here.
I'd have liked to see a close-up of the green vent in #1 though - that looks cool !
#2 is my favourite.
Thanks Frogfish.
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