Sedona Snow

[Bob]

Going along with Doug's theme here are three images from the recent Sedona Storm.
Bob

 

[Tom Narwid]

Going along with Doug's theme here are three images from the recent Sedona Storm.
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Nice set Bob. I really like the 1st with the water reflections....I knew you would be out there!!

 

[AlanLichty]

Delightful set of shots Bob. I like the whimsey of that last one although the first two shots are seriously nice with the contrasts of the fresh deep snow and the red sandstones of Sedona.

 

[Dean]

Beautiful !

 

[Ben Egbert]

Ohh, the first shot is amazing. The rest are very nice, but the first is the prize.

 

[Mike Lewis]

1st shot is a wallhanger, 2nd is very nice too, and the 3rd one is very fun

ML

 

[JimFox]

Awesome Bob!!! I definitely should have driven there from Joshua Tree to capture that snow you guys got.

I am giving a slight edge to #2 as my favorite because that framing is really cool. Followed by #1 with that awesome reflection.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Super job, Bob. I have been thinking about going to the place where the first image was taken. How slippery is the slight downslope there?

 

[dan swiger]

What a great set! I give a slight edge to #1 with the reflection but all are superb

 

[Craig Zerbe]

I like all the images. The 1st with the reflection is a nice composition and looks well exposed. The saturation feels a bit much and the shadows are too harsh, for my taste. I am guessing you used a polarizer as the right side of the sky is a lot deeper than the left. It's a great image, so it certainly is worth the time to try a couple of different approaches to it. Wish I had been there.

 

[Bob]

Super job, Bob. I have been thinking about going to the place where the first image was taken. How slippery is the slight downslope there?

Doug,
Very muddy and a bit slippery but not bad.
Bob

 

[Bob]

I like all the images. The 1st with the reflection is a nice composition and looks well exposed. The saturation feels a bit much and the shadows are too harsh, for my taste. I am guessing you used a polarizer as the right side of the sky is a lot deeper than the left. It's a great image, so it certainly is worth the time to try a couple of different approaches to it. Wish I had been there.

Craig,
Thank you for your comments. Yes I did use a polarizer but that was only some of the problem with that image. The other major problem was the snow was stepped on with so many foot prints it took some work in photoshop to remove most of them.
Bob

 

[Johnny Chien]

Great pics Bob, 1st is my favorite, but like Craig, I think the reds are a little oversaturated, but I do like the polarized sky

 

[Jim Dockery]

Nice work.