John Holbrook
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Thursday’s Task: Layers in the landscape. My examples below:
Foothills Parkway, TN
Great Sand Dunes National Park, CO
Scenic Byway 128, UT
Thursday’s Task
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Thursday’s Task: Layers in the landscape. My examples below:
Foothills Parkway, TN
Great Sand Dunes National Park, CO
Scenic Byway 128, UT
Rick Nantais
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An arch in Canyonland
John Holbrook
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Rick, a beautiful image and it definitely depicts layers! Very nice.
AlanLichty
Moderator
Painted Hills in the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument:
Mt. Hood from the NW Vancouver area:
Lower Antelope Canyon:
Portland Japanese Garden:
Sunrise over the Siuslaw River in Florence, Oregon:
Mt. Hood from the NW Vancouver area:
Lower Antelope Canyon:
Portland Japanese Garden:
Sunrise over the Siuslaw River in Florence, Oregon:
John Holbrook
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Alan, excellent images with a wide variety of “layers” depicted. I really like the John Day Fossil Bed, the sunrise over Suislaw River, and the Lower Antelope Canyon images. The Mt. Hood drone image is especially nice as well.
John Holbrook
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Josh Dye
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Don't have many layer shots, but living in the Bay Area gives me access to cool fog layers sometimes.
1. July 4th 2021. Way better than fireworks! 15 second exposure.
2. August of 2021 I believe? 50 Second exposure.
3. Rolling hills near my house in Livermore. Old file that needs a touchup.
1. July 4th 2021. Way better than fireworks! 15 second exposure.
2. August of 2021 I believe? 50 Second exposure.
3. Rolling hills near my house in Livermore. Old file that needs a touchup.
John Holbrook
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Josh, your first two fog images are very, very nice—love them. The images work really well for this “layer” task—absolutely beautiful. The rolling green hills in your last image also works well.
Ken Rennie
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Two images from tge Picos de Europa in Northern Spain
A local image from Cumbria
A local image from Cumbria
Kyle Jones
Moderator
Here are a few:
1) Dead sea and Jordan from Masada
2) Mammoth hot springs
3) Zabriskie Point
1) Dead sea and Jordan from Masada
2) Mammoth hot springs
3) Zabriskie Point
Mt Rainier National Park Sunset
Sunset looking into the valley beyond our house
Sunset looking into the valley beyond our house
John Holbrook
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Ken, love the B&W images, especially the first and last images. I love the many layers and the greater range of values in your first, and the less contrast and simpler range in your last—all are great! Thank you for sharing!
John Holbrook
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Kyle, I like the more limited hues and less contrast in your Jordan image—very nice and my favorite. Mammoth Hot Spring is a great choice for this Task. The white steam from the many layered rocks below creates a greater contrast than the Jordan image. The Zabriskie Point’s warm and cool colors also creates a memorable image.
John Holbrook
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Jameel, love both these sunsets—the warm/cool colors of the Mt. Rainier image and the warmer colors in the fog across the valley of trees. (I can’t choose a favorite!)
Wow Josh!!!!
Those fog layers in #1 and 2 are so amazing! I have got to capture that myself. Your images are just so awesome!
Is there a time of the year better then others for that fog? How often does that occur?
Douglas Sherman
Staff
This is a great task as usual, John and there are a lot of wonderful submissions.
Here are mine.
Grand Canyon
Coal Mine Canyon
Folds caused by movement along the San Andreas Fault
Bryce Canyon
Tatoosh Range
Here are mine.
Grand Canyon
Coal Mine Canyon
Folds caused by movement along the San Andreas Fault
Bryce Canyon
Tatoosh Range
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John Holbrook
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Doug, beautiful images you’ve shared. I especially love the Tatoosh Range, Coal Mine Canyon, Grand Canyon images. Of course I’m always happy to see any images of Bryce Canyon. The San Andreas folds image is very interesting and a unique Task inclusion.
dan swiger
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Kauai Waimea Canyon
Hills around Calevaras resevoir
Somewhere leaving the desert
Turtle Back dome view of Yosemite
Golden Oaks south of Gilroy
Coyote Hills, just South of me
Hills around Calevaras resevoir
Somewhere leaving the desert
Turtle Back dome view of Yosemite
Golden Oaks south of Gilroy
Coyote Hills, just South of me
John Holbrook
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Dan, incredible "layer" images you've shared––I love the B&W images, each layer is more defined by its tonal value. Very nice! Your Turtle Back Dome View is perhaps my favorite for its perfect simplicity. Very, very nice!