Sorry for the tardiness in getting this posted, I've been (still am) on the road...
We've been doing a lot of themes where the theme is a particular subject. This month, how about a theme focused (no pun intended) on a compositional technique.
June's theme is[b]layers[q/b], so let's see those shots where layers are a major element in the scene!
I'm glad you chose this theme. It reminded me of this shot from last fall that I'd never got around to processig from RAW. I'm actually not sure if this qualifies as I've only used one Photoshop layer .
Posted by Mel Ladewig on June 15, 2007 at 10:44 AM
Black Pool and Sinter abstract, Yellowstone NP
An interesting detail about the black pool. This feature was so named because it was filled with an algae or bacteria that gave it a black color. It was not a particularly hot thermal feature. A few years ago, the temperature in this pool increased dramatically, killing all the algae and bacteria in the pool and changing it from its black color to the brilliant blue you see today.
Posted by Les Barstow on June 20, 2007 at 12:59 AM
Time to dig into last year's park pictures. This is a compressed view of the Sangre de Christo Mountains from San Luis Lakes State Park. The weather and haze made the mountains loom even before the telephoto kicked in.
OK, I can't help myself - and it sort'a fits with the topic.
My wife and I both grew up in Southern California and moved out in 1985 because of the overcrowding, pullution, etc. So I took this picture to remind ourselves why we moved out (as if we actually needed reminding!).
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41 repliesWe've been doing a lot of themes where the theme is a particular subject. This month, how about a theme focused (no pun intended) on a compositional technique.
June's theme is[b]layers[q/b], so let's see those shots where layers are a major element in the scene!
This is something folks have probably seen from me already, but the theme reminded me of it...
"Longs Peak Layers"
Trail Ridge Road - RMNP
Taken about two years ago with state-of-the-art Sony point-and-shoot DSC-S85, handheld.
Guess where
Early morning, mid last month, while leaving from a family trip.
Guy
Layered Orchids
john
Nymph Lake Layers
An interesting detail about the black pool. This feature was so named because it was filled with an algae or bacteria that gave it a black color. It was not a particularly hot thermal feature. A few years ago, the temperature in this pool increased dramatically, killing all the algae and bacteria in the pool and changing it from its black color to the brilliant blue you see today.
Black Pool
Great work everyone, particularly Guy and Scott Fricke!
On the subject of slot canyons, that's an absolutely tremendous image Adam!
An old image from way back in '93, but still one of my personal favorites...
Didn't get anything posted in the last theme. I got this on the 10th during a trip to GSD.
This is a shot of the Grand Canyon taken yesterday. I used a very tall tripod.
Ken
My wife and I both grew up in Southern California and moved out in 1985 because of the overcrowding, pullution, etc. So I took this picture to remind ourselves why we moved out (as if we actually needed reminding!).
Ken
Great work everyone!!