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SeattleSpeedster wrote in post #18909478
Hiking in the Icelandic Highlands

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Love these. In the second one is that a road or a path going up the ridge? It's difficult to get a sense of scale unless the little red square in the bottom left is a hut.

Yes its a person

That ridge is called Bláhnjúkur Mountain because of its gray blue colors

Hiking in the Icelandic Highlands

wonderful expression of color gradation
phenomenal, gradual variation of delicate color feast

wonderful expression of color gradation

Huntington Beach, CA

Huntington Beach, CA

Huntington Beach, CA

junglialoh wrote in post #18909633
wonderful expression of color gradation

Thank you so much for always commenting ߘ

I have about a thousand shots from the GFX and hundreds more from both drones. Its another world up there. Take F208 from the Ring Road

Pololu Valley - Hawaii

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Hawaii

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Over Landmannalaugar DJI Inspire 2 with X5s. Lot more of this to go through but here's a start

Not too sure how I feel about this photo. Was up at Mount Evans a few weeks ago, and it was a cloudy/foggy day, so didn't get much in the way of photography. Took this shot down at Summit Lake. It's a HDR of 5 images. Thoughts?

jmarsz wrote in post #18910072
Not too sure how I feel about this photo. Was up at Mount Evans a few weeks ago, and it was a cloudy/foggy day, so didn't get much in the way of photography. Took this shot down at Summit Lake. It's a HDR of 5 images. Thoughts?

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Nice scene, looks underexposed by a decent amount, I wonder if you brightened it up if it would look better. You'd have to do that selectively of course so you don't blow out the sky.

How much does it cost to drive up there? Thinking I'd like to see those Bristlecone Pines one of these days.

jmarsz wrote in post #18910072
Not too sure how I feel about this photo. Was up at Mount Evans a few weeks ago, and it was a cloudy/foggy day, so didn't get much in the way of photography. Took this shot down at Summit Lake. It's a HDR of 5 images. Thoughts?

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Cloudy/foggy days are the best for me!

patrick j wrote in post #18910086
Nice scene, looks underexposed by a decent amount, I wonder if you brightened it up if it would look better. You'd have to do that selectively of course so you don't blow out the sky.

It all depends on if you want to retain the overcast feel of the day.