A Chill in the Air
by Stan Rose
Taken about 20 min before sunrise, before my previous post (Minus 40) at Twin Lakes, CO last week. Morning after a big snowstorm. Arguably the balance aint the best here, but i wanted to balance the openess/plain on the left with the wooded area at right. Basically i just thought the drifts looked pretty cool in the dawn light.
5DMkII; 17-40; 30s at f/16
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39 commentsJohn
Nice balance between fore and aft. Perfect as is!
Did you take any photos of just the FG drifts? The light, colour, and patterns down there is what really pulls my eye and would make a worthy image on its own.
Works for me! Sure there is not a dramatic sky or anything, but that foreground really makes up for it. Nice subtle warm light!
David M. Cobb
i like the composition & how u control the light as well
all the best bro
Hamed
A keeper for sure! Beautiful winter scene those mountains are magical. Snow on mountains is just gorgeous to view. Well done Stan
This is gorgeous. That wind-drifted snow up front is beautiful and anchors the scene perfectly. I think it's balanced quite nicely actually and I like the prominent tree on the right and the openness on the left, allowing the eye to roam throughout and then discover the beautiful mountain range. I love the blue in the sky, and my only suggestion might be to crop about half of the sky - using the space above the far right as the gauge. Just something to think about. Your choice of course.
I love this one.
Lon
Chris
FG is super! I also like the distant mountains but perhaps a bit off the top would further make the connection???...just a though as the cold really comes through!