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[ianmedium]

Here are a three from my recent Christmas and new year vacation in Banff Alberta.

 

[Redcarmoose]

 
 
 
 

 

[Redcarmoose]

 

[Towert7]

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I tried a few different variations, this is the one that I ended up liking the most.  I like the spot of light near the bottom, which is passing through the arch.  Backing up sufficiently to frame the mountains larger against the arch is relatively prohibitve due to another larger rock rising behind the spot I took this shot from.  At best it's a moderly wide angle shot rather than the ultrawide I used here, and being that the mountains are still 10-15 air miles away, it's not very possible to really make the mountains loom large in this shot.

I see.  It's hard to look at a photo and not have been there, since we don't have any clue what type of constraints the photographer had to deal with.  I can see a photo and envision a different angle that would give a different perspective, but at the end of the day it's pointless if you can't physically do it.  ^_^
Thanks for the info Iron_Dreamer!
 

 

[Towert7]

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WHOA!
In terms of color, that's by far the nicest sunset I've seen in a long time!
I love it.

 

[Kirosia]

 

[authistic]

 

[rhythmdevils]

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Jimminie Christmas!!!
 

 

[james444]

@Exediron: awesome!
 
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Like it

 
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Here are a three from my recent Christmas and new year vacation in Banff Alberta.

Very nice pics, especially the all-blueish middle one.
 
 
Here's one from my own recent vacation in the Dolomites (more to come):
 

 
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[Exediron]

Here's another sunset image I never finished editing from last year; I decided to finish it in a slightly unusual way.
 

 
EDIT: Thanks, james444 - I was typing this one when you originally responded.

 

[Jon L]

Nice. Makes me wish laptops had vertical screen instead of wide. I call this one "Edible."

 

[WarriorAnt]

I'm loving this close up series.
 

 

[Exediron]

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Nice. Makes me wish laptops had vertical screen instead of wide. I call this one "Edible."

 
I hadn't thought of that - they fit nicely on my screen

 

 
I might knock the height of vertical images down the 650-800 range in the future.
 
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Nice and colorful image; sort of a natural abstract. I like it.

 

[Jon L]

OHH, crap. After going through a few humid countries, my Canon S95 seems to have developed fungus under the lens.Any idea how to open the front lens element (possible?), or do I need to open the camera body in order to get to the lens.