Mt. Rainier - Christine Falls
As it turned out, it was a lousy day for photography around Mt. Rainier. Total overcast and fog. As such, all the colors were quite muted. Sooo, conversion to black & white was the order of the day, along with a mild sepia tone. Shutter speed and aperture escape me now, but I used a 6 stop ND filter to get the long exposure. Post work involved PS Elements for dodging & burning, and Nik Silver Efex for a mild vignette and sepia tone. My go-to camera was the Panasonic Lumix FZ1000. Comments are always welcome. Good, bad, or otherwise. Ken
Photobum wrote:
As it turned out, it was a lousy day for photography around Mt. Rainier. Total overcast and fog. As such, all the colors were quite muted. Sooo, conversion to black & white was the order of the day, along with a mild sepia tone. Shutter speed and aperture escape me now, but I used a 6 stop ND filter to get the long exposure. Post work involved PS Elements for dodging & burning, and Nik Silver Efex for a mild vignette and sepia tone. My go-to camera was the Panasonic Lumix FZ1000. Comments are always welcome. Good, bad, or otherwise. Ken
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Actually that is the weather I prefer for early morning Nature images.
I like the image, but the whites are blown out( no detail at all).
That is a beauty! Congrats! It’s the best I’ve seen so far today.
Nice! Been there 4 years ago and took several pics, have to look at those again ..
I also like those overcast days for waterfall pictures. There are no shafts of sunlight messing up the scene.
Outstanding image. Thanks for sharing.
Manglesphoto wrote:
Actually that is the weather I prefer for early morning Nature images.
I like the image, but the whites are blown out( no detail at all).
When working with Nik Silver Efex, those highlights were resting in zone 9, so yes, there's little to no detail. If I brought them down to zone 8 or lower, I'd have troubles with the shadows. So, I left well enough alone. What would you have done?
I'm no expert, but I'm wondering what the raw exposure was in terms of whites. Lots of contrast here, a tad too much for my taste. The long exposure for the "milk" effect makes detail less relevant except in a few spots. Nice comp and overall great shot. Thanks for sharing.
Umnak
Loc: Mount Vernon, Wa.
Very nice image! I makes me think road trip, only so many shots of Baker after all!!
Thanks for sharing!
Rob
Beautiful, Ken. Your post treatment is perfect, especially with the old stone arch.
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