Posted by Randy Hanna on August 17, 2006 at 10:42 PM
Looking away from Mt. Rainier last Saturday early am toward the Tatoosh Range. Photo taken from intersection of Lakes Loop Trail and Panarama Point Trail.
Post processing in CS2 LAB only for depression of detail in foreground mountain, and a little shadow hightlight control, plus USM.
I lost a little bit of brightness when saving to JPG, as well as developing a little halo at the sky interface in the left corner. I printed this out last night on both MOAB Entrada and DAS Canvas. The canvas showed better detail in the clouds (much to my surprise), and was somewhat darker, but otherwise perfect on both papers.
Nikon D200, 70-200 VR @120mm; 1/160 f8, 3x Hard ND.
Comments / Suggestions?
Posted by Mearle Gates on August 18, 2006 at 1:43 AM
The richness and shading of the blue tones in the hills really make this one.
Might only suggest trying to reduce the steely look to the sky.
Posted by John Lehmkuhl on August 18, 2006 at 12:15 PM
A bit too much contrast for me, but I love the layers of mountains.....
Discussion
2 repliesLooking away from Mt. Rainier last Saturday early am toward the Tatoosh Range. Photo taken from intersection of Lakes Loop Trail and Panarama Point Trail.
Post processing in CS2 LAB only for depression of detail in foreground mountain, and a little shadow hightlight control, plus USM.
I lost a little bit of brightness when saving to JPG, as well as developing a little halo at the sky interface in the left corner. I printed this out last night on both MOAB Entrada and DAS Canvas. The canvas showed better detail in the clouds (much to my surprise), and was somewhat darker, but otherwise perfect on both papers.
Nikon D200, 70-200 VR @120mm; 1/160 f8, 3x Hard ND.
Comments / Suggestions?
Might only suggest trying to reduce the steely look to the sky.