Ozark Valley

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By: Rodney Steele
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Rodney Steele {Karma:1841}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon 300D
Categories	Landscape Nature Travel	Film Format
Portfolio	Landscapes	Lens	Tamron 28-70 2.8
Uploaded	11/9/2005	Film / Memory Type	Kodak CF 1GB
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	504	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/11
Critiques	9	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - Petit Jean State Park State - AR Country - United States
About	The early morning light was hazy, sorry. Colors were in their peak at Petit Jean State Park, Arkansas. 1/4 sec, f11, 200 iso

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Rodney Steele {K:1841} 11/18/2005

Roger, thank you for the suggestions. I've touched up the photo with your ideas in mind. I use Ulead PhotoImpact instead of Photoshop and their levels tab, which may be similar to your dynamic range. I cropped the photo to the edge of the valley floor to help convey a sense of 'flow.' Anyway, you'll see the results on my posting. Again, thank you for the suggestions. Rodney

Roger Williams

{K:86139} 11/17/2005

I sometimes find that expanding the dynamic range can liven up a photo that haze has rendered "sleepy," but sometimes you want the haze to give a sense of receding distance. Perhaps that's what you were aiming for here? Cutting back the exposure also works to some extent. Difficult! A square crop of the lower part of the photo works very well, too...

Graham . {K:2487} 11/15/2005

These colors are amazing. Believe it or not, the Texas Hill Country looks this way in the Fall, too. Take a peek at 'Lost Maples' to see what I mean.

Dave Stacey

{K:150877} 11/9/2005

Beautiful scenic shot, Rodney! Great colours!
Dave.

Lee Harris {K:14694} 11/9/2005

What beautiful colors Rodney and a full valley of them at that.
I don't think the haze really takes away here, more like it allows the up front colors to be more pronounced.
Welcome back
Kind Regards
Lee

Rashed Abdulla

{K:163889} 11/9/2005

very impresive capture,great details and wonderful colors,very best regards.

vanessa shakesheff

{K:68840} 11/9/2005

I agree with margaret,beautiful colour.regards vanessa

Gabriela Tanaka {K:16594} 11/9/2005

Too much haziness, dear Rodney!!! Something calls to be done in the upper part, where the white sky is bothering.
Otherwise the composition is great!!!So many colours and so many shapes.
Gabriela

Margaret Sturgess {K:49403} 11/9/2005

I like the haziness as it gives a nice backdrop to the gorgeous vivid autumn tones. lovely composition
Margaret

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