F-100
17-35mm
Warm Polarizer
2 stop split nuetral density
fuji velvia
My wife and I spent a Sunday afternoon last August exploring the area above Lake Isabelle in the Indian Peaks Wilderness. It rained for the majority of the day and the prospect of recording any sweet light seemed unlikely at best. We decided to stay anyway and were rewarded with a clearing storm and still conditions just as the storm began to break at sunset.
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39 commentsScott
Cheers,
This is amazing - talk about the decisive moment! The colors are spectacular, the composition is perfect and the reflection is awesome. The snag in the water in the FG is a perfect anchor - my eyes just keep moving around the frame, finding yet another pleasing aspect of this picture.
A simply wonferful capture!
Regards,
Jim
Mac
Guy
Brian
A truly inspiring image. The heavenly quality of the light is very moving. My only nit are the very dark shadows in the mid ground along the edges of the lake, but probably understandable as aby product of Velvia.
All the elements come together in this shot
Perfection
An amazing combination of calm water and stormy clouds with sunset colors.
Geez... how often do you get that combination !!!!