I have mixed feelings about this as you seem to.  The composition is
very nice, as are the fall colors.  The sky just doesn't help this
one.

So for me, it is pretty good, but not your best - more a timing
problem than anything, it seems.

-- 
Bruce


Saturday, December 2, 2006, 11:55:15 PM, you wrote:

Eac> At the beginning of my SW I allotted two day for fun and photography at
Eac> Yosemite.

Eac> This is not my best shot, I think, but the most encompassing one, i.e.,
Eac> showing the biggest area. Valley View, except I had to scoot down nearer 
the river,
Eac> because they have allowed two bushes to grow as big as trees in front of 
the
Eac> designated Valley View. 

Eac> I was going to print this for the show I entered, but the top was light and
Eac> the bottom dark, so I played with it and played with it:  lighten shadows,
Eac> brightness, contrast, selected areas, etc. I got about four variations I 
sort of
Eac> liked, but not quite.

Eac> Yosemite is metering/exposure challenge, at least at any time other than
Eac> sunrise and sunset, white rock, blue sky, heavily shadowed areas below.

Eac> Note that even when I had only done a little to this, like lightening 
shadows
Eac> a bit, it still looked unreal.

Eac> I gave up in frustration on all my versions and finally came up with this.
Eac> Printed big it looks pretty good. Could use more work here and there, but 
going
Eac> with it for now.

Eac> Here is a Yosemite postcard for you...

Eac> http://members.aol.com/eactivist/PAWS/pages/postcard.htm

Eac> Hehehe, comments welcome.

Eac> Marnie aka Doe :-)  Usually I like to comment on others' PESOs before 
dumping
Eac> another of mine out, but don't have time right now.




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