Comp Stomp
by Nicolaus Wegner
Told myself I would never do this, but it's really one of the best spots in the Tetons to get this kind of an image. Hope to have some more original content in the next month or two.
I did try to add my own little style to it though, and went the dof route to include some flowering in the foreground.
Any suggestions or comments are appreciated.
Comments
18 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
What a great rendition from this famous spot. I think you did very well to include the flowering plant and the fresh aspen tops at the bottom of the frame. The light on mountains is wonderful and I even like the varied colors in the midground along the river. The large version really shines here.
I think most of us have misgivings about shooting locales that have been done a gazillion times, but these spots are famous for a reason and you really shouldn't feel bad for wanting to capture your own vision of the place.
Lon
My only suggestion would be to darken everything below the mtn range just a little....seems too bright for the time of day.
Colors and light are wonderful and the 'development' is flawless. No suggestions from me.
David, I think the softness is a mess up on my part. I think when sharpening the clouds, I may have brushed over some of the tips of the mountains on accident (moran the most it looks like), making the tops sharper than the bottoms of the range. In the original file, everything is very sharp, front to back. A result of the dof blend I did. I noticed that as well but had already uploaded it.