Mill canyon ridge

[Ben Egbert]

I hope you folks don't tire of this place, it's the only fall color place I can reach this year other than a few places I see on the way home.

This is Wednesday morning. I think I may have one more trip left before the color is gone.

 

[JimFox]

Hey Ben,

This is sure sweet! I like the fall color in the ground, and then to be shrouded in colorful clouds like it is. That's great you could up there and shoot this.

Jim

 

[AlanLichty]

Looks like you heading into the fall earthen toned color show after the trees are done. This was one of my favorite times of the year when I was living along the Wasatch Front.

 

[Ryan10]

Can't tire of the epic vistas you post. This is spectacular as well.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Hey Ben,

This is sure sweet! I like the fall color in the ground, and then to be shrouded in colorful clouds like it is. That's great you could up there and shoot this.

Jim

Thanks Jim, glad you like it. I have a couple more from that morning, and am planning to get back up next week.

Looks like you heading into the fall earthen toned color show after the trees are done. This was one of my favorite times of the year when I was living along the Wasatch Front.

This is ground cover and live oak in the distance. The aspen in this scene of which there is plenty have not started yet.

Can't tire of the epic vistas you post. This is spectacular as well.

Thanks Ryan, I took some really wide shots here which I will show later.

 

[BarryHamilton]

That's a serious cacophony of color! Sweet shot!

 

[Ben Egbert]

That's a serious cacophony of color! Sweet shot!

Thanks Barry. For some reason, this is more saturated when viewed on my wide gamut monitor on the web. In Photoshop, it is more subdued and it is also less saturated on my non wide gamut monitor. I even checked to see if I had the correct profile assigned and I do.