A few more from Yellowstone and Grand Tetons

[Yellowstonegirl]

Here are a few more from my two favorite parks. C&C always welcome.


A lone tree along the Firehole River.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3460/3718493191_3fa71fe09d_o.jpg

A Mountain Iris
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2495/3709112120_1a25cdbc04_o.jpg

A surprise sunset from Oxbow Bend (does this look straight to everyone?)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3659/3569209250_d6c1246c07_o.jpg

Kristine

[thapamd]

Awesome job, Kristine! My favorite is the 1st shot. I love how the fog isolates that lone tree from the rest of its companions. The pano crop is great too. I do have a suggestion, if you don't mind: The pano is a bit too "skinny," I think. You could afford to crop a little from the left side; perhaps make it a 2 x 1 format. That way the lone tree is given more attention and it will won't be as centered in the frame. What do you think?

I love the colors of the 2nd and 3rd shot. Really nice job! :clap :thumb

[Jack'll do]

I think the 3rd one has a lot of potential but I'd like to see a bit of detail brought out in the foreground shadows.

[dlplumer]

Love them all. Great work :clap :clap :clap

Dan

[schmoo]

Hi Kristine,

I love the drama and color in the third. It just doesn't get any better than snow-capped mountains and sunset!

It does look a little tilted but who can really say with the shape of the waterline and the changing altitude of the peaks? The fact that it's a little dark and can use a bit more "pop" is more distracting than the leveling, IMO. But what a great set and I'm so jealous of having such things near you :thumb

[Yellowstonegirl]

Thanks for the comments. Please keep the critiques coming. I'll post some re-edited shots probably tomorrow (I'm wiped out after working 11 hours)

Kristine