Aspen Peaks
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Flying into Aspen at dusk, the peaks were lit by the fading rays of the sunset. The colors lit up the peaks with orange painted across.
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Canon PowerShot S90.
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Commentaires (5)
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Thank you everyone...I had my DSLR with me and should have pulled that out but we were flying in towards Aspen airport so I didn't have time to pull it out. Moments like this don't last forever. I do wish it could have been sharper but I can't complain about how it did turn out. I do wish I could give details on exactly where it was but I have no idea where we were flying over when I took that shot.
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flipster
What I said above, plus, after looking at it a little more, I decided it could be improved with a little post-processing. Again, absolutely stunning shot. Good eye to catch that. I ran it through ACDSee's "shadow/highlight" exposure adjustment and turned "brighten" down to zero and dragged "darken" up to about 50 to really make it contrasty and ... ok, I hate to use the word, but ... "pop". Makes it a little more dramatic.
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flipster
Well, it has mountains in it. :-) And of course the dramatic sunset lighting. And I love to take pictures out of plane windows myself. Especially over mountains. Naturally, being a mountain junkie, I'm trying to figure out which mountains I'm looking at ... both having visited the area and having access to Google Earth. If I could figure out what that lone peak is with the "little brother" up in the top right (ish) part of the shot, I might be able to do it. You were coming in from the West. But where is Aspen in relation to this shot? (scratch, scratch) Point and shoot out a plane window? I don't think you could do better.
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Not bad for a point and shoot. I love my S90. Nice shot!
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I love such "fly by" shots. The orange light looks sweet. If the shot would be sharper i could use it for my dual system.