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No match
Taken near by the Upper Lake in Kananaskis country.
About the photo
Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM.
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Comments (17)
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beautiful picture, nice and crisp... I still need to get a polarizing filter for my camera. Too bad for JPG artifacts in upper left corner of sky. Was this because of the file size required for upload? Otherwise, this is a really good picture. (still nice anyway)
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Hi, I don't really like it... too much foreground... too boring in the front... draws your eye to the foreground and does not add to the majesty of the mountain you're trying photograph. Suggest that you crop off the bottom 1/3 and make this a pano, the effect would be stunning.
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Linkbeat: than you very much. The 7D is a great camera! I'm sure you'll get there. On a blue sky day, getting the right light with the polarizer is a matter of finding the right angle with the sun, at the right time of the day. Good luck!
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linkbeat
Your photos are consistently finding their way to my desktops. My favorite photographer on IFL by far. I bought a 24-105 and a B&W slim CPL for my 7d after seeing your work. Now if I can only get that clarity and sharp contrast you seem to be able to capture. :-D Keep up the good work man.
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Juggernaut_510
Nice shot! Looks very relaxing.
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Thanks for all your kind comments and critics everyone. I have been through many cameras before this one: Canon XTi, 40D and 50D. The 5Dm2 is of course my favorite, but being full frame sensor, you need to use pro lenses, like the 24-105L, which is such a great lens. Here I'm also using a polarizer filter, which is a challenge at full opening (24mm). The ISO is 200, and it was hand held. I think the trees are cut because they were just dead from either bugs or other natural cause. Which is ok because new trees will eventually grow there. It's part of life, and Parks Canada does a great job at maintaining their forests.
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InterClaw
Maybe it's just me, but I really don't like all that gravel in the foreground. But my god, that mountain is spectacular! So crisp! I also like the burnt trees.
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WhiteDog
Another example of the advantages of a really good camera - complex details without artifacts. Oh, and the picture is well composed. I think this makes the oft debated point that, all things being equal, the quality of the tools does matter. I cannot afford a 5D myself, but that doesn't stop me from appreciating what it can do.
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My Eyes
"Bsketball" I really hope thats the reason.
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brizkit
Cool shot. I like the greens and the sharp features of that mountain.
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Darshada
Wow, this place is wonderful! I really wish I can see places like these in real one day... Very good!
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Bsketball
Nice! You definitely need to see this in full screen to understand the beauty of it. "Nice shot, it seems that place has been invaded by humans (as usual) since all the trees has been cut down... thats really sad." Or maybe the trees were chopped down because they had recently been burnt up in a fire... as evident in the left side of the photo... (ugh)
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My Eyes
Nice shot, it seems that place has been invaded by humans (as usual) since all the trees has been cut down... thats really sad.
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knaim2
just like *
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knaim2
What a beautiful picture. Philippe Clairo is on my list just as Macindows.
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trout
Oh, and great shot. Definitely added to my rotation.
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trout
Four wallpapers in one day? I don't know what's gotten into you IFL, but I'm liking it.