AzPicLady wrote:
This is Cotacachi, a 16,000+ foot dormant volcano that sits beside Lake Cuicocha, which is actually a caldera of a sister volcano. Chicocha has minor activity that makes the water contain sulphur and gives it a high temperature.
I have worked this image a bit in LR (contrast, clarity and tone), then in NIK to bring out a bit more detail. I think I'm done. The clouds were moving rapidly, and I chose a moment when the apex was clear and in sun.
Comments? Thanks in advance.
Hi Kathy, nice final image. I agree with most of Cany's and Chg_Canon's. I do agree with you that the water is essential, establishing that this is a seashore.
After looking at your FAA image, I was getting ready to post. But, Chg_Canon just posted my similar response. He's exactly right. If this is where you removed a dust spot, LR likely selected the wrong area to clone from. Your SOOC image should confirm.
PS. A google satellite image of the lake doesn't show an island either.