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Nice light Steve... Not much to suggest other than putting a hint of detail back into the trees..
Dont forget to leave a few of your own comments on other images..
Don
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Wow -- lovely and different! Gorgeous detail in the snow! I love the soft gold light on the water. Great DOF through the image. I could wish for a little more room on top so the tops of the trees in the distance weren't ending at the frame edge, but that's a small nit. Well done!
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Wildlife Moderator
Hi Steve, I like the way the river leads your eye, but agree with Don about the detail in the trees, the blacks look very choked/clogged and so detail is lost. Love the snow capped holders and that 'dimple' look.
The image reminds me of the river running near our condo in Whistler.
TFS
Steve
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Macro and Flora Moderator
Super image, I would definitely like to see a revised raw processed one, this is absolutely gorgeous.
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Yes, Steve nailed it. There are so many Nik things now -- they can be fun but I only use a very few of them for serious work. You can do so much with the tonal range capabilities in raw conversion with LR/ACR. Always best to do as much as you can there.
PS has the power for masking effects and cloning.
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Very nice scene and love Steve's repost best, but agree with Jonathon on a reworked RAW file...I think you could pull more detail out of the shadowed areas, especially the river at the left of the frame where it is rendering quite dark. I would also clone the smidge of ice visible on the left side of the frame in the river. Very nice details in the snow covered boulders.
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Hi Steve some wonderful advice already given this is a well composed scene and with some more work in post processing could really sing.
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