Another taken on my 2010 small boat cruise of Prince William Sound, Alaska. This one is from the following morning. The light was hitting just right to really bring out the blues. We watched the glacier calving for a few hours.
Canon 50D
100-400 @ 100mm
1/2000
f5.0
ISO 400
HH from moving boat, full frame. Luminosity mask, levels, curves, some selective dodging and burning, a couple of the actions posted by Morkel.
Nice diagonal on the crashing ice. I would remove some of the FG "clean" water. Suggest leaving enough to act as a border along the bottom but not significant enough to catch the eye.
Same suggestions as your previous post Rachel.
1) Local Contrast enhancement using USM on a BG Copy at 20/50/0 and change to taste. This will enhance detail in the glacier and rocks and cut through the haziness.
2) Sharpen it some more after the LCE.
I looked at the OP but dident comment because I was not sure about how I felt about it... But the second post is much improved, seems to draw my attention to the crashing ice making it a lot more menacing/dramatic..
Hi Rachel, very nice blue ice. I like the overall composition and Robert's repost puts a little more emphasis on the glacier. Must be pretty amazing to hear the crack and boom you mention. Lovely work!