More Yellowstone:
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So that is what Yellowstone looks like without the snow. When I was their the end of May this year snow everyday. Great shots.
Oct 5, 2012 23:18:09 #
I really like the reflection photo, very very nice great clarity. You nailed it Silver Fox
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ftpecktim:
Yes I did make it to Glacier and posted some aerial shots that I took. They weren.t real clear as it was very overcast and the windows were fogged up. I'll post some taken from the ground they were much better. Thanks for your comments.
Yes I did make it to Glacier and posted some aerial shots that I took. They weren.t real clear as it was very overcast and the windows were fogged up. I'll post some taken from the ground they were much better. Thanks for your comments.
Oct 6, 2012 14:31:02 #
Silver Fox wrote:
Here is some more pictures I took of Yellowstone June 2012.
Wow it has all been said so I just say it again
Great pictures
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Oct 6, 2012 15:12:36 #
usaellie101
Loc: Spring Hill, Florida
I know your photo are wonderful and you are very proud of them. I am not however, connecting to the emotional experience of the magnitide of the most awesome park in North America.
I think they look like postcards. I am not saying this to hurt your feeling but I'd love to see your shots off the cuff. What I mean is, a more spontaneous heart felt approach.
If anyone can do this, it would be you. You obviously have the experize and I could learn from you.
I think they look like postcards. I am not saying this to hurt your feeling but I'd love to see your shots off the cuff. What I mean is, a more spontaneous heart felt approach.
If anyone can do this, it would be you. You obviously have the experize and I could learn from you.
Oct 6, 2012 15:20:13 #
usaellie:
I appreciate your candid comments and respect your point of view but I'm not really sure what it is that you would like to see. Please explain.
I appreciate your candid comments and respect your point of view but I'm not really sure what it is that you would like to see. Please explain.
Oct 6, 2012 15:35:02 #
usaellie101
Loc: Spring Hill, Florida
Thank you for not being insulted. I just want to learn more and I was looking at your photos and the photos of others who have been to Yellowstone.
The one of the buffalo really touched me. He's so majestic and tragic. As you can see I am a very emotional person.
I would like to see shots fo say another time of day where you might get interesting shadows, sunsets and sunrises. The colors look almost unreal, very bright and not a leave out of place or browning or naturally dying off the trees.
Could you perhaps try another angle, another time of day or even night? What about the quiet of dawn in Yellowstone? Or even by moonlight?
I think you understand what I am looking for. I like photos that pull at the heartstrings. I want to feel what you, the photographer, felt when you were there.
Ellen
The one of the buffalo really touched me. He's so majestic and tragic. As you can see I am a very emotional person.
I would like to see shots fo say another time of day where you might get interesting shadows, sunsets and sunrises. The colors look almost unreal, very bright and not a leave out of place or browning or naturally dying off the trees.
Could you perhaps try another angle, another time of day or even night? What about the quiet of dawn in Yellowstone? Or even by moonlight?
I think you understand what I am looking for. I like photos that pull at the heartstrings. I want to feel what you, the photographer, felt when you were there.
Ellen
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