Posted by Cory Freeman on April 2, 2009 at 9:57 AM
Returned again to mono lake on tuesday afternoon and spent the entire time in the navy beach area which I had to myself. I found this estuary and another one in the which was a nice surprise as they were sunken and hidden from view. They must've been created from the recent snow melt as they weren't directly tied to the lake. I really liked this spot and hope to go back soon.
I hope this doesn't look to processed or over saturated. I'm trying to produce what I think velvia 50 would've produced w/ a warming polarizer. Thanks for any comments you might have!
canon 5d, 24-105, f16 @4 secs, tripod
Posted by Robert Dayton on April 2, 2009 at 12:03 PM
Interesting, Cory. I've never seen Mono Lake shot like this. I like the orange and blue
colors and your overall composition. You might consider cropping a little off of the sky.
Posted by Cory Freeman on April 3, 2009 at 9:34 AM
thanks for your comment Robert. I was hoping this was a more original image from Mono.
Posted by Steve Sieren on April 3, 2009 at 3:20 PM
Love the storm lighting and the wind ripples on this one Cory.
Posted by Cory Freeman on April 4, 2009 at 10:26 AM
Discussion
4 repliesI hope this doesn't look to processed or over saturated. I'm trying to produce what I think velvia 50 would've produced w/ a warming polarizer. Thanks for any comments you might have!
canon 5d, 24-105, f16 @4 secs, tripod
colors and your overall composition. You might consider cropping a little off of the sky.