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No match
The end of the Rocky Mountain range. Taken near Jackson Hole in August 2009.
About the photo
Adobe Photoshop.
Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm.
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Comments (23)
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irybka
nice clouds
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xneon
Yes, there's plenty to envy :)
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ni3d4888
i really envy Macindows! getting a chance to visit all these amazing places world over is really fortunate. sometime ago, one of his images was shot from a private plane! thanks for the wallpapers!
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Iraimbilanja
Wow... just wow. You outdid yourself Mac. I wanna go there...
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Vinnie
There's a reason just about ever posting by Macindows is in my favorites. And again, great photo! Instantly my new desktop background. Thanks!
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Spook-ld
Excellent work. Been holding out for one like this. Thanks
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stubulman
I took it upon myself removing some of the vignetting in Photoshop. You can use Filter>Distort>Lens Correction and use the vignetting control. All and all a great photo.
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rhythmmethod
Much enjoyed. Thanks for yet another.
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Thanks guys for all your nice feedback! Lerch84, I couldn't find any noise or pixelation in this picture. Where did you see that? Whitedog, thanks for your comment. I used the vignietting for a good reason. I wanted to emphasize the emptyness of the scene and focus the point of view into the center of the picture. Furthermore, I think the vignietting contributes to the overall atmosphere of the motive. In the end, it's a matter of taste I guess. Still, thanks for the comment!
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WhiteDog
I guess I'm in the minority here but I don't care for the vignetting effect on the image. I think darkening the overall look of the sky would have added sufficient drama. Beyond that it does capture the cold, lonesome feeling of the high plains in the Fall when Winter is about to set in. The same location and perspective would be great in the Spring, too, when the wild flowers are in full bloom.
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lcg
Wow, brilliant. Thank you Macindows. It's in my favorites.
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Massimo Santoni
Simply awesome! You've done another wonderful work!
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seanms
wow! having traveled through wyoming and the western plains on my way to re-locate to washington, i can say that you have truly captured what it was like on that awesome drive. truly stunning picture.
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This is pretty cool, Macindows. I do not know if it is my impression, but it seems an 'aging' image, leaving a good mark. The plains, mountains and sky are optimally positioned. Thank you very much!
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PoopChef
Awesome! I was looking forward to your next landscape and this one is great! Thanks
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QuaffAPint
Awesome blue in the sky - did you tweak the colors in PS to accomplish it ?
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OneDunya
Great shot.
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porkchop_001
added to favourites! Like many others, I saw this on your website, Dominic. The clouds are amazing.
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odkkoma
I didn't pay much to this one in the loupe but lookin' at it now I already added it to favorites! At first I thought the green was under saturated but now it amazes me and keeps me searching for any interesting stuff I can find on the ground. Truely worthy of a wallpaper!
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pirate_republic
Amazing, but there seems to be a bit of pixelation, or something