Sunrise at Hot Creek
by Dave Dillemuth
From last February but just getting around to process. The rising steam from the geothermal vents in this area is remarkable when the air is cold and still. Appreciate your suggestions and critique.
5D2, 24-105 f/4L @ 73mm, polarizer and 2 stop GND
Comments
8 commentsAwesome! What a change from your previous image from here! The light on the peak is beautiful and really adds to the image. A nice contrast too between the steamy/misty landscape and the brilliance of the light striking the peaks. Beautiful image
A little side note. I posted the following on your previous version. So for those that missed your post, here is some trivia:
"Now I'm sure you know this Dave, but thought I would post for others to know. For all you movie buffs or John Wayn fans, this scene right here was one of the many filming locations for the original True Grit. Just below the LL of Dave's image was the location of Ned Pepper's hideout. Anyway, just a bit of trivia. You can see some original location pics here. Fun stuff."
Thanks for posting!
Lon