DaleBerlin wrote:
Thank you all for the kind comments.
Hi jallen3
Good question. Although there was wind, that is not the entire story. I carry one lens (24-105mm) backpacking to conserve weight. I focus stack images like this and I really screwed this one up. I just about cried when I got home and saw what happened. I did the best I could in post but foreground is still soft. The image would have been so much better if I had taken my time to make sure all three shots were sharp before continuing my trek. I was just passing by and wanted to get shots quickly and get moving again. Excuses excuses
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...Show more →scorch36 wroteThese pics are almost magical!Ross Martin wroteCongrats Dale! I've been back several times to look at these beautiful images.laveen123 wroteSpectacular captures mate!! The landscapes look pristine!jallen3 wrotePicture 1 IMO: The green ultra-bright area in bottom center is a bit distracting and I don't understand why it is sharp and the distance is sharp but the gold ground close to water's edge is out of focus (motion blur?)
Otherwise very pretty colors
2 wonderful captures @ a great location, Congrats....I also noticed what jallen mentioned, additionally I would of considered to fix the perspective of the tree's leaning inward on #2