Horsetooth reservoir today ... as always your C&C is highly appreciated , thanks a lot for looking.
Posted by Jim Bennett on June 16, 2011 at 12:44 PM
I was just at Roxborough State Park and there are very few flowers. Didn't take even one photo.
Posted by Doug Koepsel on June 16, 2011 at 2:10 PM
I like #1 best with the blooms against the water. Maybe crop the top a little to eliminate the small patch of white water in the URC.
#2 has too much OOF area for me. Good lightning catch in 4.
Looks like you had a fine day shooting out there.
#1 is my favorite. It has a bit of a color cast, though. Try clicking the grey eyedropper in Levels on that dark rock in the water and see what you think.
I like the nice flower in #2, and feel that if you cropped the top two thirds out, it would show it off a lot better while eliminating the less appealing out of focus areas.
#3 is my second favorite, with the flowers, cliff and moon aligned really nicely. However, it has a strong yellow color cast. Try clicking that grey eyedropper in the dark shadowed area in the center right edge and see what you think.
And yeah, that is a cool lightning catch in #4!
Posted by Sarah Marino on June 17, 2011 at 5:40 PM
I like the first one the most. I like the blooms over the silky water. Looks like you had a fun outing!
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Horsetooth reservoir today ... as always your C&C is highly appreciated , thanks a lot for looking.
#2 has too much OOF area for me. Good lightning catch in 4.
#1 is my favorite. It has a bit of a color cast, though. Try clicking the grey eyedropper in Levels on that dark rock in the water and see what you think.
I like the nice flower in #2, and feel that if you cropped the top two thirds out, it would show it off a lot better while eliminating the less appealing out of focus areas.
#3 is my second favorite, with the flowers, cliff and moon aligned really nicely. However, it has a strong yellow color cast. Try clicking that grey eyedropper in the dark shadowed area in the center right edge and see what you think.
And yeah, that is a cool lightning catch in #4!