Unless you’re prepared to expect the unexpected, you’re likely to miss capturing nature’s finest moments (Galen Rowell)
Posted by Paul Duval on October 5, 2009 at 7:49 PM
Not as much snow this weekend Inge, but there was a dusting Saturday night Sunday Morning. I recognize that hill in the mid ground. Nothing like a little buttermilk in the morning with your granola.Very nice the yellow of the bitterbrush ( probably wrong id ) leads the eye through the comp and the glow on the peaks is not oversaturated. All around a very good image.
Posted by Paul Duval on October 5, 2009 at 8:00 PM
Not as much snow this weekend Inge, but there was a dusting Saturday night Sunday Morning. I recognize that hill in the mid ground. Nothing like a little buttermilk in the morning with your granola.Very nice the yellow of the bitterbrush ( probably wrong id ) leads the eye through the comp and the glow on the peaks is not oversaturated. All around a very good image.
Yep, sunrise among the Buttermilks is about as good as it gets. I really enjoy the sunrise colors of this one. I might prefer a little britness added to the middle ground rabbit brush flowers to match the fg flowers and help pull the ye through the image. Other than that, this definitely works for me. Nice work!
Posted by Reno DiTullio on October 14, 2009 at 8:14 PM
Nice capture, Inge, I like the soft colors, well done.
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Inge Fernau
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Unless you’re prepared to expect the unexpected, you’re likely to miss capturing nature’s finest moments (Galen Rowell)