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pumaknight Registered: Nov 30, 2005 Total Posts: 726 Country: United Kingdom |
Can such colours really have happened? Yep, they really did!! Thank you Yosemite, thank you so very much! ![]() ![]() www.tojustbe.co.uk |
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JimFox Registered: Jan 11, 2005 Total Posts: 32976 Country: United States |
Those are two very cool shots! Love the color in these. I think #2 is my favorite, I love that really wide view. |
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pumaknight Registered: Nov 30, 2005 Total Posts: 726 Country: United Kingdom |
Thank you |
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Chris Tylko Registered: Nov 04, 2007 Total Posts: 785 Country: Canada |
And I strongly prefer the first shot. Although I really like pano style shots, in this case I feel the space to the left of left fir tree should be cropped out. That would "de-center" half dome and enhance the birghter light on the right side (which I'd leave intact). |
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Hikin Mike Registered: Apr 30, 2009 Total Posts: 449 Country: United States |
Great captures! You did good. I don't have any sunset photos from Olmstead Point. |
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Rob Tillyer Registered: Nov 17, 2007 Total Posts: 13602 Country: Canada |
Very nice, super colour. |
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Jred Registered: Dec 14, 2009 Total Posts: 1465 Country: United States |
Nice pair - leaning towards the first, as the reflection off the rock face is special. |
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helenica Registered: Mar 23, 2012 Total Posts: 967 Country: Netherlands |
The first one is great! |
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bshamilton Registered: Aug 28, 2005 Total Posts: 34854 Country: United States |
Wonderful! Both of 'em. |
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ifaynshteyn Registered: Aug 17, 2010 Total Posts: 372 Country: United States |
Both shots are excellent. However, #1 is my favourite because it has a clear focal point in Half Dome, while still retaining the beautiful sky colors. I would crop from the right, decentering Half-Dome. Well done nonetheless! |
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harshaj1 Registered: Mar 13, 2004 Total Posts: 16624 Country: United States |
Great shots expecially #1. |