Yosemite/ With Edit
by Chris Chamberlain
When you get past the iconic granite formations, and waterfalls, this is Yosemite. At least to me, it is. Some water, some trees, and rock. I hope it all comes together in a nice arrangement. Hope you enjoy it, and thank you for your thoughts.
D200,
18-70mm,
Thanks,
Chris
Comments
26 commentsGary.
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI.
Thanks
Chris
Great work
I could have sworn I commented on this, but apparently I didn't. Wait, we already looked at this on your camera when were chimping after you captured this.
And I have to tell you, that this looks a heck of lot better now than it did on the little LCD! This is a beautiful image and just another example of the gazillions of opportunities there are in a park that's visited by 4million people a year!
Great balance of elements here, from the reflection, to the forest and autumn color and also the background granite wall. The color balance looks a bit more natural on the repost, but it also looks like you lost some contrast or something at the same time. I would say take your second effort and drop the shadows and/or mid tones about a 1/2 or so.
But regardless, you have yet another wonderful image to add to your Yosemite Portfolio.
Lon
The nail on the head. Absolutely right about Yosemite.
Sometimes it's hard to see the granite for the trees. Beautifully calm, peaceful, colorful image of the intimate Yosemite. Love the floating leaves and the gravel bottom of the pool.
Paul