Autumn Sunrise w Repost
by Doug Roane
Missouri River, Eastern Montana. Although, more than anything, I'm drawn to mountains, given where I live, I've made it somewhat of a project of mine to photograph eastern Montana. It's not nearly as sexy as Glacier Park, but it hasn't been photographed to death, either. Needless to say, it's a challenge to come up with intriguing compositions. The skies were not cooperating well, so I had to work extra hard on processing. I'd like to know what you think.
This was taken the weekend before last. While my friends were out shooting elk, I was shooting photos!
Canon 5D2. 24-105/4. ISO 100. f/19. 3 exposure blend.
Comments
24 commentsThe blend looks great, with my only comment being a tad of haloing on my monitor, away from the center of the horizon. I have photos where the originals have haloing, it's just the way nature was at the time, so ignore the comment if it's not a result of the blend.
I guess I've spent some time looking at your photos but I recognized this as yours before looking to make sure. Beautiful photo and you have caught the mood and spirit of the landscape perfectly. Though I love the mountains there is a bit of my heart that relates to this kind of country-expecially this time of year when it takes on an even more lonely and isolated feeling. The northern Montana plains have their own feeling and the expanses can just draw you in as in this photo. You have some beautiful images of Alaska but I think that your feeling for the country comes out stronger in your close to home images which I feel are your strongest. I guess being close to home and having more opportunities to shoot them doesn't hurt either.
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI.
It's nice .. but not my favorite. I prefer a composition cropped about halfway .. non lake or sky at all. IMO, the sky doesn't do justice to the f/g. Even a similar shot without the lake, showing some b/g but not the lake or sky, would be nice.
Cheers
Carl
Not the tiniest nit from me.
Sandy