A re-edit from 2015. I had originally processed in B&W thinking that worked better but now I think I prefer the subtlety of the color. Another view from Enfield Lookout.
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A re-edit from 2015. I had originally processed in B&W thinking that worked better but now I think I prefer the subtlety of the color. Another view from Enfield Lookout.
Very “cool” image Steve! Liked it a lot!
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Thanks, Reed!
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Yeah, let’s hear it for subtle color.
If you’re willing to go with quarta, which is a common short form of quarta-feira, the Portuguese name for Wednesday, you can have Quabbin Quarta on Wednesdays.
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Thanks for the suggestion. Subtle is often as loud as is necessary.
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I like the contrast between the sharply defined trees and the fog. The almost translucent pink and blue, combined with the greenish trees, is a fine variation on fall’s more vibrant red/blue/green.
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The trees were where I focused for just that quality. Nothing else needed to be sharp although I did shoot at f/11. A;though subtle I thought the colors were quite attractive and sufficient. When looking back at the original black and white processing I now wonder what I was thinking. 🙂
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Very nice with that touch of color, I like how it makes the layers more distinctive.
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Thanks, Ellen. The black and white version definitely gave the layers that quality but now seems a bit too much and this softer version more pleasing.
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Stunning.
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Thanks, Khürt!
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Beautiful~I definitely agree about the subtle color.
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Thanks, Melissa. I originally went mono with this and now that I compare the two I think I was just having an off day when I did that. 🙂
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I definitely have my share of mono days. 🙂
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To me, this is really, really appealing, Steve. It’s all the white surrounding the hills, and those colors. Ahhhh! I can look at this gfor a long time. Another quality I like is that there’s the smooth contour of the distant mountain and the lacy, frayed edges of the hills nearer the viewer. That and the rhythmic to and fro of it all….and, and….
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Thanks, Lynn. As I processed this I wondered why I haven’t printed it as I also find it very appealing. I just made a print of a different image for a local friend and think I should just keep going. There’s a show coming up that I should enter so maybe that’ll provide some impetus.
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Yes!
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