Autumn in the San Juan Mountains
Dec 17, 2017 16:29:19 #
Bored with the dreary weather today, I decided to revisit the PP on some autumn images from a trip to the San Juan Mountains in 2013. These were originally processed in LR3--and now in LR6. The older D5100 which I carried on this trip still had an AA filter and I can see the difference in the more recent pictures I've taken with the D5300, which doesn't have the AA filter. However, the advanced features in LR6 compensated well for the softer images of the older camera.
These excerpts from the trip included the area around Marble, CO, as well as Owl Creek Pass via Cimarron Road.
These excerpts from the trip included the area around Marble, CO, as well as Owl Creek Pass via Cimarron Road.
Lizard Lake
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Beaver Lake
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Cimarron Road to Owl Creek Pass
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Waiting for the Moonrise under the Cimarron Pinnacles
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vonzip wrote:
Those first two are keepers, worthy of calendar material.
Thanks so much for the good words, vonzip! Actually, I did use the first one on a calendar that year. (BTW, I, am retired from the residential construction field, too.)
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RichardTaylor wrote:
Beautiful set.
So glad to have you drop in to take a closer look, Richard!
Dec 17, 2017 18:50:39 #
jeanbug35 wrote:
Nice set, love the reflections.
Nice to see you, Jean! We got lucky on the first location because by mid-afternoon water tends to be rougher. The second image was early morning and frosty calm. I loved being at both of those places--good for the soul!
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Dec 18, 2017 07:17:50 #
Nice set...loved your 1st & 2nd images. Fantastic looking reflections.
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