Mountains & Valley's

JimFox

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Very cool Darcy! I bet that most of those mountains don't even have a name. That's one thing that impressed me when I was in Alaska, that they have so many mountains a vast # of them don't even have names.
 

JimFox

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thanks Ben. I am trying to get my pics to look like all of yours, but no matter what I do I fail hahaha. They just don't seem to be as sharp & deeply colored as all you guys.
You should try to meet up with Ben or us one of these times Darcy when we are out shooting. There is a definite thought process that goes into getting sharp and well composed landscape photos. One of the best ways to learn those techniques is to get out and join a Photo Workshop some place, or to just meet up with some of us some time.
 

Darcy Grizzle

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You should try to meet up with Ben or us one of these times Darcy when we are out shooting. There is a definite thought process that goes into getting sharp and well composed landscape photos. One of the best ways to learn those techniques is to get out and join a Photo Workshop some place, or to just meet up with some of us some time.
I will try to do that one of these times if you are close to me ;)
 

Darcy Grizzle

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Ha ha, will do. Valley of Fire is an option one of these trips, but we want it to cool down there a bit. You just need to venture over to Colorado or maybe up to the Tetons or Yellowstone. :)
I have no more time off this year :( so that won't happen but when the temps cool down VOF is workable.
 
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