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Home » Member Galleries » lynnekelman « Previous image  · Slide Show · Next image » « Previous image · Next image » Reflecting the Tetons « Previous image  · Slide Show · Next image » Photo Details lynnekelman Registered: November 2008 Posts: 1,141 Taken on a recent trip ----we detoured through the Grand Tetons in Wyoming on the way home and were blown away by the beauty of the mountain scenery. This was early morning reflection--so still-so blue---Lynne · Date: Mon June 29, 2009 · Views: 329 · Additional Info Keywords: landscape mountains reflections water Camera Make / Model: nikon d80 slr Lens Make / Focal Length: nikon zoom Filters / Type Used: circular polarisor Country Image Taken United States of America Processing Software Applications Used adobe cs3 « more · more »

Author Thread   PhotoSteve Registered: February 2009 Posts: 1,776 Mon June 29, 2009 2:52am Harsh mid-day light and high range of light makes this extremely difficult. You've handled this about as well as it can be, but go back under better light. dmboyce Registered: March 2009 Posts: 399 Mon June 29, 2009 4:58am I was there in 1984 and have never forgotten the beauty and majesty of the mountains. Thanks for posting this beautiful reminder. Mon June 29, 2009 7:29am Beautiful scenery, but as PhotoSteve said, the lighting is pretty harsh. A ND Grad filter running along the top of the tree line might have helped keep the foreground shadow detail in a little by cutting down on the light from the sky and mountains. Definitely worth a return trip! veejaycee Registered: February 2009 Posts: 5,689 Mon June 29, 2009 9:16pm Grand scenery with beautifully shaped mountain peaks. You could download the free trial version of Capture NX and use a gradient filter to balance this or even do similar in CS3 with a gradient layer. Thegraduate Registered: December 2008 Posts: 1,010 Mon June 29, 2009 9:45pm Lovely vista, the reflections stand out. nice composition. Thanks Gil lrw1966 Registered: November 2008 Posts: 3,889 Thu July 2, 2009 3:13pm Wonderfully beautiful - very nicely done. Welcome to PC Thanks Larry didgeplayer Registered: December 2009 Posts: 45 Sun January 3, 2010 10:31pm Hi Lynne. The comments about the light are valid. However I could put the opposite point of view and say that the light emphasizes the rugged landscape. A nice landscape photo and well composed. All the best for 2010, Bob poppy Registered: March 2009 Posts: 966 Thu July 1, 2010 11:07pm Lynne, what a beautiful image. Nice job. Have a great day, Bill olddingo Registered: November 2008 Posts: 2,626 Tue November 16, 2010 9:53am LOvely work Lynne and well captured under those light conditions, the detail in those peaks is amazing, David. Biscuits Registered: August 2009 Posts: 427 Tue January 25, 2011 3:58pm Hi Lynne, another breathtaking view. Perfect conditions would have meant I had a tripod, an ND filter, lowered the ISO to 100, and possibly narrowed the aperture from from f/9 to f/14 and extended that shutter speed so as to increase the reflections smoothness of the mountain. I can almost breath better seeing this ;-)

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