Posted by Paul Martin on August 13, 2010 at 12:10 PM
Following Scott's fine images of The Cirque is a tall order, nonetheless, I have gathered a few of my own images on my website to share with you all. As Scott mentioned, the conditions were tough, not a cloud in the sky and the nature of the The Cirque's geology causes much of the valley to be in shadow early in the day. Good light was limited to about the first hour before it got pretty harsh. I can only imagine how amazing this place would have been with just a few clouds, but as it was, I tried to keep the bare blue sky as limited as possible in my framing. Some of these probably won't stay on my site, so please share your opinion's on which need to be axed. Images can be found here: http://paulemartin.zenfolio.com/p311255742/h3155e309#h3155e309
Really great images, I was hoping to get down to the winds myself this summer but that doesn't look like it will happen. Thats some sweet alpen glow!
Posted by Erik Aagaard on August 13, 2010 at 12:51 PM
Looks like you did a good job with what Mother Nature gave you. I really like the alpenglow reflections! I do think some of them may be a little repetitive - is that why you may take some of them down? My favorites are probably #70 and 72, with a slight nod to #70 because I like the wider composition.
Nice work and great job managing the light balance.
Posted by Joshua Hardin on August 13, 2010 at 7:57 PM
I really like #s 70, 71 & 74. The cloudless skies don't matter to me very much when you have nice early morning glow and great comps that more than compensate!
Paul, these are great! My pics would be 69 and 72, and maybe 74 as well, since the waterfall is sweet. I might give that one a little more dodging and burning, though.
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Thanks!