Archive 2024 · The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
p.2 #1The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
Sunny Sra wrote:
Beautiful light
Thank you very much!
Beautiful light
Thank you very much!
Oct 27, 2024 at 08:36 AM
p.2 #2The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
Jim Dockery wrote:
Mystical quality, love the touch of fall color. Like others said, print worthy for sure.
Thanks Jim, that means a lot. Banff is a really beautiful place!!! Planning a winter trip for Yosemite at the end of January, hope to find some good reflection shots there.
Mystical quality, love the touch of fall color. Like others said, print worthy for sure.
Thanks Jim, that means a lot. Banff is a really beautiful place!!! Planning a winter trip for Yosemite at the end of January, hope to find some good reflection shots there.
Oct 27, 2024 at 08:38 AM
p.2 #3The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
Thanks for all the votes......I'm very flattered........lots of extremely talented landscape photographers on this site.
Nov 01, 2024 at 09:11 PM
p.2 #4The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
Congrats on the win, it’s a great image! One thing I was curious about: the GFX cameras have a lot of dynamic range, so I was surprised to see the highlights blown out in the sky on top left (especially since that area is beautifully reproduced in the corresponding reflection) - was that an aesthetic decision on your part during post-processing, and the original RAW file does not have blown highlights?
Nov 02, 2024 at 09:49 AM
p.2 #5The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
Ross Martin wrote:
Congrats on the win, it’s a great image! One thing I was curious about: the GFX cameras have a lot of dynamic range, so I was surprised to see the highlights blown out in the sky on top left (especially since that area is beautifully reproduced in the corresponding reflection) - was that an aesthetic decision on your part during post-processing, and the original RAW file does not have blown highlights?
To be really honest, this was a JPEG that I spent about 10 minutes of post on......I am aware of what you are talking about, and I thought about going back in with the usual post-processing of a RAW file, but I kinda liked this look, so just went with it.
Congrats on the win, it’s a great image! One thing I was curious about: the GFX cameras have a lot of dynamic range, so I was surprised to see the highlights blown out in the sky on top left (especially since that area is beautifully reproduced in the corresponding reflection) - was that an aesthetic decision on your part during post-processing, and the original RAW file does not have blown highlights?
To be really honest, this was a JPEG that I spent about 10 minutes of post on......I am aware of what you are talking about, and I thought about going back in with the usual post-processing of a RAW file, but I kinda liked this look, so just went with it.
Nov 02, 2024 at 09:51 AM
p.2 #6The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
Gorgeous photograph! You did great.
Nov 02, 2024 at 10:05 AM
p.2 #7The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
shutterbug40 wrote:
To be really honest, this was a JPEG that I spent about 10 minutes of post on......I am aware of what you are talking about, and I thought about going back in with the usual post-processing of a RAW file, but I kinda liked this look, so just went with it.
Ok, I understand what you’re saying, I probably notice those things more because I tend to be really picky
Regardless, you made a beautiful image!
Ross Martin wrote
Congrats on the win, it’s a great image! One thing I was curious about: the GFX cameras have a lot of dynamic range, so I was surprised to see the highlights blown out in the sky on top left (especially since that area is beautifully reproduced in the corresponding reflection) - was that an aesthetic decision on your part during post-processing, and the original RAW file does not have blown highlights?Ok, I understand what you’re saying, I probably notice those things more because I tend to be really picky
Regardless, you made a beautiful image!Nov 02, 2024 at 10:09 AM
p.2 #8The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
jcw1982 wrote:
Gorgeous photograph! You did great.
Thanks, I appreciate that!
Gorgeous photograph! You did great.
Thanks, I appreciate that!
Nov 02, 2024 at 10:15 AM
p.2 #9The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
Ross Martin wrote:
To be really honest, this was a JPEG that I spent about 10 minutes of post on......I am aware of what you are talking about, and I thought about going back in with the usual post-processing of a RAW file, but I kinda liked this look, so just went with it.Ok, I understand what you’re saying, I probably notice those things more because I tend to be really picky Regardless, you made a beautiful image!
No worries Ross, I understand what you are saying, and I don't mind polite critique at all.....it's one way we all get better at this.......I am retiring in a couple of months and I'm contemplating setting up a website to maybe sell pictures online, still not sure I have the chops for it, but we'll see. If this one went for sale, I would definitely go back in and correct the over-exposure on the clouds.
shutterbug40 wrote
Ross Martin wrote
Congrats on the win, it’s a great image! One thing I was curious about: the GFX cameras have a lot of dynamic range, so I was surprised to see the highlights blown out in the sky on top left (especially since that area is beautifully reproduced in the corresponding reflection) - was that an aesthetic decision on your part during post-processing, and the original RAW file does not have blown highlights? Regardless, you made a beautiful image!No worries Ross, I understand what you are saying, and I don't mind polite critique at all.....it's one way we all get better at this.......I am retiring in a couple of months and I'm contemplating setting up a website to maybe sell pictures online, still not sure I have the chops for it, but we'll see. If this one went for sale, I would definitely go back in and correct the over-exposure on the clouds.
Nov 02, 2024 at 10:17 AM
p.2 #10The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
shutterbug40 wrote:
To be really honest, this was a JPEG that I spent about 10 minutes of post on......I am aware of what you are talking about, and I thought about going back in with the usual post-processing of a RAW file, but I kinda liked this look, so just went with it.Ok, I understand what you’re saying, I probably notice those things more because I tend to be really picky Regardless, you made a beautiful image!No worries Ross, I understand what you are saying, and I don't mind polite critique at all.....it's one way we all get better at this.......I am retiring in a couple of months and I'm contemplating setting up a website to maybe sell pictures online, still not sure I have the chops for it, but we'll see. If this one went for sale, I would definitely go back in and correct the over-exposure on the clouds.
Congrats on your upcoming retirement! I imagine you will be enjoying great photography trips.
Ross Martin wrote
shutterbug40 wrote
Ross Martin wrote
Congrats on the win, it’s a great image! One thing I was curious about: the GFX cameras have a lot of dynamic range, so I was surprised to see the highlights blown out in the sky on top left (especially since that area is beautifully reproduced in the corresponding reflection) - was that an aesthetic decision on your part during post-processing, and the original RAW file does not have blown highlights? Regardless, you made a beautiful image!Congrats on your upcoming retirement! I imagine you will be enjoying great photography trips.
Nov 02, 2024 at 10:21 AM
p.2 #11The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
Ross Martin wrote:
Congrats on your upcoming retirement! I imagine you will be enjoying great photography trips.
I only hope I have enough money to travel!!!
Congrats on your upcoming retirement! I imagine you will be enjoying great photography trips.
I only hope I have enough money to travel!!!
Nov 02, 2024 at 10:23 AM
p.2 #12The Three Sisters - Banff National Park
shutterbug40 wrote:
I only hope I have enough money to travel!!!
I hear you, that is the part of my wife & I retiring that freaks me out. We have about 3 years left and are still saving like mad.
I look forward to seeing more of your landscapes!
Ross Martin wrote
Congrats on your upcoming retirement! I imagine you will be enjoying great photography trips.I hear you, that is the part of my wife & I retiring that freaks me out. We have about 3 years left and are still saving like mad.
I look forward to seeing more of your landscapes!
Nov 02, 2024 at 10:26 AM