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Jim Sanderson
Registered: Aug 21, 2005
Total Posts: 3344
Country: United States

A re due of a shot in May from Yosemite NP of the Merced River in Yosemite Valley. The water was high with nice reflections in the slow moving water as it passed through Yosemite Valley.

JIm



JimFox
Registered: Jan 11, 2005
Total Posts: 27215
Country: United States

Hey Jim,

A very pleasant scene! Nice work on the redo. Is this a blend of regular and HDR processing? It looks good.

Jim



Jim Sanderson
Registered: Aug 21, 2005
Total Posts: 3344
Country: United States

JimFox wrote:
Hey Jim,

A very pleasant scene! Nice work on the redo. Is this a blend of regular and HDR processing? It looks good.

Jim


Thanks Jim, no it's just a single capture. No blending or HDR.



bshamilton
Registered: Aug 28, 2005
Total Posts: 33844
Country: United States

Really lovely shot, Jim. I always love shots with a glimpse of a rock face thru the trees in YNP, and this is one of the nicest I've seen. The river's surface and reflection of light are wonderful.
Very nicely done.

Barry



alichty
Registered: Jan 19, 2009
Total Posts: 8628
Country: United States

Nice shot - I love the colors on the river and the water textures in this one.

Alan



Travis Rhoads
Registered: Apr 28, 2009
Total Posts: 1339
Country: United States

I really like that this one is one shot, not HDR, the brighter area at the yellow trees is nice, it shows the varied light in the area better than a composite or HDR shot would. Great capture, I can sit and look at that one for a while.



Ernie Aubert
Registered: Apr 19, 2007
Total Posts: 2638
Country: United States

Very nice! The only improvement I could imagine would be a ring about 6" in diameter from a trout rise right in the reflection of the closest leafy branch about a quarter of the way in from the right margin. That would elevate it to magic!



Jim Sanderson
Registered: Aug 21, 2005
Total Posts: 3344
Country: United States

Ernie Aubert wrote:
Very nice! The only improvement I could imagine would be a ring about 6" in diameter from a trout rise right in the reflection of the closest leafy branch about a quarter of the way in from the right margin. That would elevate it to magic!




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