p.2 #1 · My Fall Catch Up - Vermillion, Opabum, Wedge
Wonderful series. Looks like a complete fall to me.
I love them all.
In the second two, the Tamaracks in the fg do take a slightly different look, but in my experience they tend to do that. I think their fine needles seem hard to hold the true light and contrast. Doesn't detract from the beauty of the images though.
p.2 #3 · My Fall Catch Up - Vermillion, Opabum, Wedge
Sorry for the slow response but it was Canadian Thanksgiving this weekend and I was really busy eating turkey and entertaining and being entertained. Life is tough
douter: Glad you like the captures. Much appreciated. Scott
Kee Woo Rhee: Lots of snow this weekend but now we are going above freezing. Glad you like the pictures. Much appreciated. Scott
dwa652: Glad you like the 1,3 because its over now. I will have to go to Texas to see the leaves change now. You should visit. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
jforkner: Glad you like the fall pictures. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
dswiger: Glad you like the posts. It was great to be out there. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
p.2 #5 · My Fall Catch Up - Vermillion, Opabum, Wedge
JimFox wrote:
Hey Scott,
#1 is my favorite, I like the look of it. #2 feels muddy in the middle of the photo with an odd glow to it. It doesn't look at all like your shots normally do. With #3 and 4, they feel to have too much of an HDR feel to them. The lighting in both, just doesn't feel natural.
Jim
Glad you like 1. Thanks for the detailed suggestions in 2,3,4. I will take another run at processing them. I think I need to do a refresh of my color profiling. Much appreciated. Scott
p.2 #6 · My Fall Catch Up - Vermillion, Opabum, Wedge
kwilliam8:Glad youlike 1,3. Much appreciated. Scott
OregonSun: 3 is one of my favorite spots in the fall. And only 5km and 400meters to get there (if you get a ticket). Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
MedicineMan404: Thanks for the encouragement. Much appreciated. Scott
p.2 #7 · My Fall Catch Up - Vermillion, Opabum, Wedge
CarlG wrote:
Love them all!! Unnatural light in 3 & 4? Don't believe it!!
Awesome stuff, Scott!! Sorry I could not be there with you this year...next year for sure!!
I look forward to your visit next year. Glad you like the pictures. Lake Ohara is a must do. Much appreciated. Scott
p.2 #8 · My Fall Catch Up - Vermillion, Opabum, Wedge
londonfire: Glad you like 3,4. 3 is a favorite spot. So is 4 but the wind has to be low and a little less day. I was filling time for 3. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
Gary Clennan: The Wedge was great the morning I was there. Now shut off for grizzly bear. Could be a win win - grizzly and surnrise Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
Schlotkins: Banff/Jasper are waiting. Let me know when you are going to visity. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated.
lostinjapan: Everyone needs to go to Lake Ohara. It is a great spot. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
p.2 #9 · My Fall Catch Up - Vermillion, Opabum, Wedge
Bart Carrig: The fall is complete now. Just the last leaves and snow remaining.
Wonderful series. Looks like a complete fall to me. Thanks for the thoughts on colors. Much appreciated. Scott
ckcarr: That's the season that was now. Our leaves are mostly gone or gone brown now. I need to go south. Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated. Scott
p.2 #19 · My Fall Catch Up - Vermillion, Opabum, Wedge
1 and 2 are excellent. The foreground reflections, the soft tones and the gentle lines of the background mountains make them killer shots and do not call for the lack of a specific foreground element in the frame.
The only downside that I can think of is the noise slightly above usual landscape shots, maybe sign of important shadow pushing. Dedicated software should be able to clean the image without loosing too much details.
p.2 #20 · My Fall Catch Up - Vermillion, Opabum, Wedge
Scott,
Awesome set of images ! They are all really beautiful but #1 and 4 are exceptional. You captured some beaultiful light with captivating compositions. I really enjoyed seeing these. Regards, Dean
