Alpine Wilderness 2

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By: Gaetan Dery

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Photographer	Gaetan Dery {Karma:718}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Hasselblad 501CM
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Zeiss Sonnar CFI T* 250mm
Uploaded	1/8/2004	Film / Memory Type	Fujichrome Velvia RVP50
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	519	Shutter	1/4sec
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Critiques	3	Rating	4.37 / 3 Ratings
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About	A second shot from a different angle of the majestic Rockies rising from an alpine valley floor. Taken at Rocky Mountain National Park, CO.

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DELETE ACCOUNT {K:5655} 1/8/2004

Nice colors in this shot. Breathtaking mountains!

John Smithry {K:292} 1/8/2004

Good job capturing this photo. While I agree with the comment about the time of day, I also realize that these mountains have been in almost continual cloud these last days and that the mornings have been particularly bad. I have been fighting myself to get some decent photos of the park after the recent snows. Bold colors and nice location. It would have been nice to have done a bit more with the foreground though. Keep up the good work and perhaps we will meet in the park.

John Lamb {K:9687} 1/8/2004

I'm sure the view of this landscape was great in real life, but it does not translate into a flat 2 dimensional photograph. The best light for Landscape photography is earlier in the morning or later in the day. Try to isolate the elements of the landscape and convey to your viewers some of the emotion you felt when looking at it in real life. The image of the screen needs some sharpening as well. Please do not be offended by my frank suggestions, I am trying to be helpful. Regards John

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