The Range of Light Part 2

[JimFox]

A continuation of my Range of Light thread in which I was looking due west. This view is to the south.

All comments welcome,

Jim

 

[AlanLichty]

I like this one better. No clue why yet but this one sucks me right into the scene immediately. Maybe this one has more of a central focal line with the light? Very definite keeper.

 

[Jeffrey]

Where's the wagon train? This defines the west.

 

[Zeph]

I'm with Alan, it's better. The color is a bit less-wild and the path through the image work's to my liking.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Another great image Jim, I love that high desert.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

A continuation of my Range of Light thread in which I was looking due west. This view is to the south.

All comments welcome,

Jim

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I too like this one the best.

 

[Martín el Escocés]

Yes, Jim. This is another super shot with a re-arrangement of the same elements. Not to be recalcitrant - but I like the first, at least equal with this one!

 

[Douglas Sherman]

By the way, Jim, as I look at this more and more I think that plant may be Winged Saltbush. No way to tell for sure unless I see it first hand.

 

[Bart Carrig]

Excellent, Jim. A great scene, perfect light.

Bart

 

[JimFox]

I like this one better. No clue why yet but this one sucks me right into the scene immediately. Maybe this one has more of a central focal line with the light? Very definite keeper.

Thanks Alan. As a pure photograph this one is probably better then the 1st I think. The cloud that's lit up is complete in this, and looking to the south the 2 mountain ranges converge on the horizon. The 1st photo I posted did have what looked like the complete Sierra Range, but at the expense of cutting off the cloud.

 

[Dean]

Pretty sweet Jim, an outstanding big picture view !
Regards,
Dean