Maroon Bells
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No match
At Maroon Lake near Aspen, Colorado. Unfortunately, I was a few weeks too late to catch the Aspen colors! (note the bare trees on the right).
About the photo
Adobe Lightroom, Nik Collection.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM.
Photo settings: 20 mm, f/16, ISO 160.
39.0981° N, 106.9431° W (opens Google Maps in a new tab)More by jbkalla
Comments (2)
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aramando
It's a picturesque composition, and I like the more unusual autumn colours from the deciduous trees. This is a biggie: I find this image massively oversaturated. I opened it in Photoshop and took it down to -40 before it really looked at all natural to me. I don't know it is intentional to make it more impressionistic, but for me it doesn't work at all.
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foxsterling
Beautiful picture of a beautiful place. The leaves may be gone but I think that gives the scene a different tone; more interesting than all the pictures you see of the bells with full autumn color. Not exactly an improvement per se but if you ever have the time hike up to Trail Rider pass (another 10-15 miles) and get the view of Snowmass Lake from there.