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[jonix]

good ones, jon. Where were you when you took that shot of the winding road?

kennon road viewdeck. just before entering the city they have that viewdeck area on the left side of the road.

 

[midwestdvr]

Thanks, Jon. Btw, love that photo of the man standing in the water.

Mount Dana and Mount Gibbs reflected on a pond along Tioga Pass (HDR photo)....

 

[Fastmarc]

Midwestdvr, that is simply gorgeous.
That needs to be on a wall.

 

[clgsamson]

Thanks, Jon. Btw, love that photo of the man standing in the water.

Mount Dana and Mount Gibbs reflected on a pond along Tioga Pass (HDR photo)....

oh man...this is just sooooo beautiful. I'm really appreciating monos now...

 

[midwestdvr]

thanks, caloy and fastmarc.

 

[jonix]

Midwestdvr, that is simply gorgeous.
That needs to be on a wall.

i second that. truly lovely gio. caloy work on your monos. we'll be waiting.

 

[Larry C]

That is a spectacular picture, Gio. Jon, I second the picture of the man in the water. You caught the lighting on the ripples beautifully. Great shot.

 

[jonix]

That is a spectacular picture, Gio. Jon, I second the picture of the man in the water. You caught the lighting on the ripples beautifully. Great shot.

thanks larry. yes i like that man with ripple pic but seems kinda off. if you guys were to shoot it how would you do it for better impact?

 

[Larry C]

Jon, I like it just the way it is. Perhaps you could have had a wider shot, but without seeing the rest of the background, who knows. The backlighting gives the strong contrast between the mans back, which is brightly lit and the heavily shadowed area. The same backlighting is probably what gives the ripples their nice reflection, though. Perhaps you could have framed the shot and taken it several times with different settings. The other thing might be a strong fill flash to illuminate only the man in the picture, but I don't know if that would be an improvement. I think the harsh lighting fits the subject, and I think it's a fine picture without any changes.

 

[jonix]

Jon, I like it just the way it is. Perhaps you could have had a wider shot, but without seeing the rest of the background, who knows. The backlighting gives the strong contrast between the mans back, which is brightly lit and the heavily shadowed area. The same backlighting is probably what gives the ripples their nice reflection, though. Perhaps you could have framed the shot and taken it several times with different settings. The other thing might be a strong fill flash to illuminate only the man in the picture, but I don't know if that would be an improvement. I think the harsh lighting fits the subject, and I think it's a fine picture without any changes.

hmmmm...i've got several shots of the same scene. will review them. thanks for the input larry. btw, i shot him from a bridge