Lake Powell

[Jameel Hyder]

This is from several years ago (back when I was shooting with the original 5D).

C&C Welcome.

 

[JimFox]

These are beautiful Jameel! All of them are great but the soft light in #1 brings a real painterly feel to it.

 

[AlanLichty]

I like these. The shutter speed smoothing of the lake waters works well for these images and I like both the colors and textures for both of the first two images. The mist and the clouds in the second one make for an interesting take on the terrain and it keeps me looking around at the details.

Long exposures in daylight with ND filters on the original 5D was not an easy task. I had one and jumped to the 5D Mk II as soon as it came out just so I could have live view and visibility to what I was about to shoot.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Nice set, but that first one is a beaut.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

I like these. The shutter speed smoothing of the lake waters works well for these images and I like both the colors and textures for both of the first two images. The mist and the clouds in the second one make for an interesting take on the terrain and it keeps me looking around at the details.

Long exposures in daylight with ND filters on the original 5D was not an easy task. I had one and jumped to the 5D Mk II as soon as it came out just so I could have live view and visibility to what I was about to shoot.

Hear you about the 5D. I moved on to Mark II and then Mark III and now shoot the 5DsR. The 5D also had sensor dust issues. I find it amusing that people still think there is something special about the 5D.

Thanks for the comments.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

These are beautiful Jameel! All of them are great but the soft light in #1 brings a real painterly feel to it.

Thanks Jim. I reprocessed it and am finding that the newer tools and more experience is bringing a fresh look to old photos.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Nice set, but that first one is a beaut.

Thanks Ben