Last dance

AlanLichty

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The light was very good for this scene. You still have another month of interesting colors in the hills when you search out small scenes with the more earthen toned color palette. I always liked the period after the leaves have finished their shows and before the snow buries everything closer to Thanksgiving when I lived in Utah.
 

JimFox

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Man this light is awesome Ben. The reds are great, but that light is a very painterly light. I am a bit envious that you have such cool colors close to home.
 

Ben Egbert

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The light was very good for this scene. You still have another month of interesting colors in the hills when you search out small scenes with the more earthen toned color palette. I always liked the period after the leaves have finished their shows and before the snow buries everything closer to Thanksgiving when I lived in Utah.
Thanks Alan. I will keep that idea in mind. I am usually done with photography from now until spring.

Man this light is awesome Ben. The reds are great, but that light is a very painterly light. I am a bit envious that you have such cool colors close to home.
Hey Jim, be glad to take you here, this is also where the yellow flower fields bloom in spring. But the opportunities are very time sensitive.

Just beautiful Ben. Conditions that we dream of. You 'could' bring out a bit of yellow in those trees with PS.

Thanks Jeffrey. Those are oaks and there color is red or brown, not many aspen in this view.


the muted browns of the trees works. it matches the warm light on the mountains perfectly.
Thanks Pepper.

Gorgeous light!
Thanks Darcy
 

lionking

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Great light Ben, and gorgeous scene overall, the biggest distraction for me is the tree on the left,
and maybe what Jeffrey suggested.

Cheers!
 

Ben Egbert

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Great light Ben, and gorgeous scene overall, the biggest distraction for me is the tree on the left,
and maybe what Jeffrey suggested.


Cheers!
Thanks Andrey. As mentioned to Jeffrey, these are oaks and they are red when in fall color or brown as now seen. This image was about post peak color and I left that dead tree in on purpose. But I really appreciate your thoughts. The whole idea for me is to see if an idea like this works and when it has nits, what are they, you thoughts are very helpful.
 
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