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Thread: Mamoth Hot Springs Etchings

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    john crookes
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    Default Mamoth Hot Springs Etchings

    We were photographing the Elk herd at Mamoth and these etchings grabbed my attention

    Nikon D3
    400mm 2.8
    ISO 200
    F2.8
    1/750th
    -.5 comp
    gitzo tripod
    wimberley head
    Last edited by john crookes; 01-04-2009 at 12:01 PM.

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hey John,
    you got pretty good DOF for f2.8! Nice use of color as a leading line. I also like the contrast of colors. I will ask........did you try bringing up the whites a bit???........not sure if it will improve any........but it may improve the texture in the reddish rocks even more. I like the flow of this.

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    john crookes
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    Hi Roman,

    I tried a couple of combo's one of those could work in many ways.

    The surface area was actually pretty flay to me so depth of field was not a problem i may have others with more but kind of liked it this way

    John

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    Robert Amoruso
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    John,

    I like the composition and the colors but want more contrast. I tried a local contrast enhancement using USM at 20/50/0 and then sharpened the image more using USM at 125/0.2/0 three times. The middle is very sharp the the top and bottom are soft. Since you were on a tripod, a smaller f/stop could have been used for a better DOF.

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