Log by Raish-Duotoned
by jdannels

Comment by Jutilda:
Dang man. That is some kind of fine!!!! Crazy killer tones, Joe.

Log by Raish-Duotoned
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Comment by krnodil:
Love this as duotone - both the color version and this one have their merits, but I feel a distinct preference for this take.

Sand Harbor, Lake Tahoe
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Comment by tnun:
I have still to develop a feel for HDR, but what I really like here is the way the textures are developed in the foreground rocks so that they resonate with the background hillslope and streaks in the sky.

Sand Harbor, Lake Tahoe
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Comment by Ecce_Signum:
WOW! first impression is that its quite unEarthly, the exposure is spot on and if I dare say this to someone with a 6.1 average after 141 images it might be improved by a slighly lower perspective and maybe NI the sky some?

ooh, as I typed this the image was cropped to the trees on the right, much more focus on the boulders I think :)

Log by Raish
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Comment by digifotojo:
After I read your Photographer's Comments, I put the circular polarizer back on my camera.

015053
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Comment by Bruce_the_Robert:
"Not much to this one." Nothing could be further from the truth. Wonderful image with depth and feel, textures and tones to die for. Excellent.

Log by Raish
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Comment by love:
congrats!! this is beautiful!

Original Log
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Comment by JamesA:
some good PP that :D

North Fork American River
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Comment by Bruce_the_Robert:
Such excellent use of space, and I'll be some jumpers might think they could jump up, instead of down, into that wide-open sky. Of course, they would be wrong: gravity always wins (Einstein said so).

this little light of mine
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Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Dark monitor here but still manage to get the full effect :) Exposure is spot on but as has been mentioned maybe a different composition? I'd have preferred the bottom of your face. Your left eye could make a picture on its own!