Yosemite Moments #8
by Lon Overacker
Thanks for your comments and help on the previous post. I really appreciate it. I'll get back to some more grasses in a bit, but now, back to the trees.
I think this one is more typical of many of my tree images. Would love to here your thoughts and comments. Captured the morning of our second day. We moved on from Leidig Meadow to El Cap Meadow before the sun started scorching the valley floor.
4x5, Nikkor 300mm, V50, f/32 @2s
Tony Kuyper's Sat and Luminosity masks.
Thanks!
Lon
Comments
25 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Youssef - amazing, I never once considered the opposing diagonals between the trees and cliff - and it's been mentioned a couple times already.
Russell, I'm so glad you mentioned the other tree on the left side. Yes, it was considered - thanks for noticing. I kinda like the inclusion of that tall pine; it fills what would have been a void I think and adds some additional interest.
Thanks folks!
Lon
Todd
John
it's certainly a homer with at least one runner on. Composed perfectly in my opinion
and it looks like you have the correct color in the granite wall. As always thanks for
sharing.
This is one of your very typical, yes archetypical Lon images. Perfectly balanced, just enough space for the granite on the left. The inclusion of the pine at the border nicely frames this side and "closes" the scene. Then of course the ornamental branches that create the main interest. It is another, wonderful, tree portrait of yours.