Fin Soup

Wonderful leading lines, and the patterns of snow on the sandstone are fascinating. Looks cold!

I like the fg you have chosen. the curves and lines really set the shot up well.
georg

Thanks guys. Boy it was cold that morning (to me): -5 degrees Fahrenheit.

This has such tremendous texture...very well seen and composed!

the fg really makes this sing. the lines and colour all add to that.

Great shot, Ron with lovely lines and intense colors.

Fantastic sweeping view Ron!

Great colors and lines, nicely done.

This is very interesting landscape and beautiful outcome from your camera.

Jeffrey Lee
www.jeffreyhklee.com

Ron,

This is a wonderful image that combines the fascinating sandstone formations with some wind-blown snow and you've captured this beautifully with the help of an outstanding sky as well. The only suggestion I have would be to somehow dodge the snow and rocks in the LLC. I expect there was maybe some rocks or things blocking the light or angles causing the left corner to be somewhat darker, but I might be inclined to try and even that out. No biggie though. The main field of snow and the "fin" really pull the viewer in.

Lon

Interestinf foreground and sky Ron. Like it.

It's difficult for me to make satisfactory judgments on my uncalibrated monitor, but to me, the reds in the rocks and the blue in the sky both seem relatively over-saturated. Otherwise, I'm into it.

Kent, I know what you mean. I had the same complaint prior to posting this. When I look at this on an uncalibrated monitor, the colors don't look quite right. In addition, it also looked differently when I opened it with Internet Explorer & Firefox. I decided to post a version that looked well on my screen in Internet Explorer, thinking that would be the most common browser used. Still, it'll probably look differently with each monitor. Thanks for the comment.