Thanks Kyle, I am glad you liked this. That's an interesting idea, I am usually a shoot at full tripod height type of guy, it's very rare I ever lower my tripod down, but you bring up a good point as it would then have less middle ground. I will have to give that a try next time.Beautiful light and clouds. Did you try any from a lower vantage point? I'm wondering how it would look with less of the middle ground.
Thanks Alan. The idea is the reflection, and the marsh area is never the same, it changes from year to year, so it’s nice to be able to go back each year as there are subtle changes anyway each year.Nice scene - I can see why you keep coming back to shoot it.
Man.... why do you have to have such a good eye Andrey...IMHO the reflection looks brighter...
LOL, apologies...Man.... why do you have to have such a good eye Andrey...Now I have to go correct that.
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Ha ha.... fortunately this redo should be pretty simple, it's just I am busy packing to run out to Joshua Tree for a couple of days, so I might not have time to attack it until I get back.LOL, apologies...
I know the feeling, some images take huge amount of mental energy to prepare yourself for the re-do...
Once though, my sight saved a deer, we were on the fire range in the army, at some point i saw a deer in a distance far beyond the targets , it was so far, i had hard time showing it to my CO...![]()
Beautiful Jim. Love the reflection!One of my favorite places to shoot in Yosemite is Cooks Meadow and getting reflections of Half Dome in the pond and marsh area. This was from this last spring.
All comments are welcome,
Jim
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