Ship on a mountain
by Peter Coskun
Every time I look at this mountain, I always think of the flatiron as the bow of a ship and the surrounding mountains as the crashing waves. I was very fortunate to have some very nice light for this image. I double processed the RAW file and then blended for dynamic range. This is a crop from a horizontal as the foreground wasn't quite appealing. I also cloned out a few branch tips that intruded into this frame. Comments and critiques appreciated.
Canon 7d
Canon 17-40mm @17mm
f/16
ISO 100
1/2 sec
Tripod
Comments
14 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Walt- This was shot on the 13th. Out of coincidence, I was at lost dutchman exactly a year from that date and both times was given generous skies. I've never camped there before nor hiked to the top of flatiron. Personally, I think the view from up top is hideous, Id rather look up at a majestic mountain peak than look over a smog invested city. Therefore, I will probably never hike to the top.