John Holbrook
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Thursday’s Task: Muted colors in the landscape. My examples below:
Lake Powell, AZ
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN
Scenic Byway 128, UT
Thursday’s Task
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Thursday’s Task: Muted colors in the landscape. My examples below:
Lake Powell, AZ
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN
Scenic Byway 128, UT
Good theme I will need to see what I have
AlanLichty
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Lots of opportunities for smoke days with this topic. I just happen to have one lined up for this from a day when I was riding in your truck as a hint for where to look in your stash
Grand Tetons
milkey way
Wasatch front looking across Utah
Glacier park
milkey way
Wasatch front looking across Utah
Glacier park
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thanks Alan I recall that day but could not find images In my galleryLots of opportunities for smoke days with this topic. I just happen to have one lined up for this from a day when I was riding in your truck as a hint for where to look in your stash
Ken Rennie
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Conques, France on a cycling trip
A cold winter's day just outside of my home town.
A pleasure boat in a snowstorm on Ullswater
Lastly old fishing boats slowly disintegrating on the foreshore of Mull, Western Scotland
A cold winter's day just outside of my home town.
A pleasure boat in a snowstorm on Ullswater
Lastly old fishing boats slowly disintegrating on the foreshore of Mull, Western Scotland
AlanLichty
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My nemesis for fall trips to interesting places has been wildfire smoke from other places obliterating the views and generally muting the colors I went to see. I usually make an effort to mitigate the smoke in the scenes like this but for this Task thread I left them as is.
First up is the Mt. Rainier area with a view from the trails around Paradise Lodge:
Followed by Glacier National Park. This is the view from the north shore of Swiftcurrent Lake:
And finally one from a trip to the Tetons where I met up with Ben, Jim and Rick for some autumn shooting. We had one morning where a lot of smoke blew up from somewhere south of us. I might have been the only one who bothered to get a camera out at this stop.
First up is the Mt. Rainier area with a view from the trails around Paradise Lodge:
Followed by Glacier National Park. This is the view from the north shore of Swiftcurrent Lake:
And finally one from a trip to the Tetons where I met up with Ben, Jim and Rick for some autumn shooting. We had one morning where a lot of smoke blew up from somewhere south of us. I might have been the only one who bothered to get a camera out at this stop.
John Holbrook
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Beautiful images Ben! Loved them all––especially the Teton and Wasatch images!
John Holbrook
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Subtle beauty Ken––I especially favor the old fishing boats image and the winter's day one as well. Great captures!
John Holbrook
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Alan, excellent choices, I absolutely love the first image with such subtle beauty. The faded Tetons in the background certainly add to this composition of your last image––very nice!
John Holbrook
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Tim, your first dock image is gorgeous and my favorite of your three images––but the others are close behind! I love the understated colors shown in these two––very nice.
dan swiger
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Returning from the desert
Before the giants wake up
On the way to Alaska
Before the giants wake up
On the way to Alaska
Kyle Jones
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Here are a couple from China
1) Yangshuo sunrise
2) Li River
1) Yangshuo sunrise
2) Li River
John Holbrook
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Beautiful images Dan! Love your first image, perfect!
John Holbrook
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Kyle, perfect captures! Love the subtle tones and muted colors. Perfect!
sweetgrass
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Some from NM and a Utah image.
Near the VLA.
A monsoon sunset from the main balcony at the Moya house.
Evening light from Marlboro Point Utah.
Near the VLA.
A monsoon sunset from the main balcony at the Moya house.
Evening light from Marlboro Point Utah.
Rick Nantais
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Interesting... Not to sure about the way to do this, here's the Roosevelt Dam in Az.
Not home today so don't have access to my stash. Here are a couple of quick ones from what is saved on my phone.
The great Salt Lake
Castle Valley
The great Salt Lake
Castle Valley
BlackRockArt
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Ben, I love the Grand Teton shot. It's not known for foliage, the color makes this photo pop.
Oliver