Looking back at Wyoming

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Almazar80
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Looking back at Wyoming

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More pictures from last year's trip to Wyoming.

1. Afternoon at the Tetons

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2. Towards the Clouds

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3. A Teton Waterfall

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Thanks for looking.
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Wow - three really striking pictures. I like the contrast in the first between the green trees and those amazing looking mountains! Really dramatic skies as well. The third is an interesting change from the normal long exposure waterfall :) . Some sort of HDR processing technique?
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I echo Andy's sentiments.

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#3.
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Re: Looking back at Wyoming

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Thanks for the comments. For the waterfall, I took the raw image and heavily manipulated it by increasing dark contrasts and eliminating water in the image. I wanted something different - I see a lot of great waterful pictures and most of them are of the long exposure kind. This processing ended up like a data reduction problem, to get to the "flow" essentials.

The first two images are processed jpegs from the NEX7. I love the SEL18200 and NEX7 combo. Although I am now using a NEX6 SELP18200 combination. I really love Grand Teton National Park, Yellowstone, Jackson Hole. This part of Wyoming, assuming it doesn't blow up, is a great place to visit.
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Enviable skills with the 3rd one!
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It looks like the waterfall was snap frozen in mid-flight, interesting effect. The Tetons are awesome as usual.
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