Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Palouse Falls Frozen by phillips_chip



This is an older image of Palouse Falls during a deep freeze and after some fresh snow. It was shot some time after the sun had set, so the mood was dark and I tried to keep it that way-best viewed on black for this one. Thanks for looking. Chip Many techniques used on this image are demonstrated in my editing videos: Image Editing Volume 1 via 500px http://ift.tt/1piVIOB

The Snow-Spangled Banner by landESCAPEphotography



Portfolio and Services: http://ift.tt/1irFxdJ I hope my title isn't too cryptic, don't think too hard... Sierra buffs might be able to pull a second layer out of it, though. :) First decent snow of the season! Well, the California drought still isn't over... but this sure was an amazing thing to wake up to in the backcountry after three days of snow and many hours of white out conditions. I shot this on a super fun backpacking trip last weekend with Erin Babnik and Ted Gore. The water was like glass, which made things easy, but I had to be very careful in finding a foreground to complement the rest of the scene. Otherwise, this is just a single exposure with basic raw processing -- I'd rather let this kind of a scene speak for itself. - Jeff p.s. I have moved to San Francisco! If you are in the Bay Area, hit me up! http://ift.tt/1irFxdJ You can also follow my posts on Facebook. (I sometimes post shots exclusively on a single site, so hopefully it's worth your time to follow them all!) via 500px http://ift.tt/1s9sKVV

Morning Brush by TedGore



Sunrise light just begins to light the peaks of the Eastern Sierra. Owens valley comes alive with color in the winter, oddly enough. Braving the bitter cold on a still morning in the Owens Valley is one of my favorite feelings. While this may be a more painterly, embellished representation of it, it really is a sight to be hold. I'm really fond of the aqua green of the sage brush, and the pungent reds of the red willow. Seeing this area in the summer, is not as impressive, in my opinion. Too much green that's hiding all the color! This is one of my very first images I took after I got serious about shooting landscape photography, and is still one of my favorites. I wanted to refresh it. And it was a real chore. Processing an image with so many minute details is laborious, and I'm glad to finally have something I'm happy with. I've revisited this location on a few occasions, and sadly, the perfect arrangement of twigs, branches and brush is no more. I'm glad to have captured it when I did. Come follow me on facebook and Flickr I am now giving processing lessons via screen share. Get more info at my website. via 500px http://ift.tt/1rS4YxU