Don't worry about the sunlight on the rock. I have seen that color and tone a number of times. Was never lucky enough to catch a winter scene like yours though. Great job.
All, thank you for the responses and warm welcome of this image!
dbehrens wrote:
I was wondering how the GC looked after that last storm - this was definitely worth the effort. Lovely pic!
Dave
Dave, GC has a page in Facebook, with updates about conditions, pics and video included. Very helpful!
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WiseTioga wrote:
Sasha,
Don't worry about the sunlight on the rock. I have seen that color and tone a number of times. Was never lucky enough to catch a winter scene like yours though. Great job.
Jon, thank you for the encouragement. The contrast was visually shocking, at least for me. With images like that, I am trying to process them while memory of the color is still fresh in my mind.
psharvic wrote:
Well worth the white knuckle drive. Lovely picture Sasha.
Thank you! It was not white knuckle, not really. Up to the park boundary, the road was free of snow and ice. In a park it was really awful, but still passable if going slow. I guess they do not use salt on the roads in National Parks.
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quickking wrote:
Wonderful shot! My admiration for the early get-up and long drive.
Thank you! Early get-up was not related to photography, its just the airline schedule - had to take kids to the airport, in hour drive from home.
