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Published: 2010-07-14 17:04:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 7986; Favourites: 401; Downloads: 123
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Storm clouds hover over the Tetons at dawn, with fields of balsam root below.Visit my website: [link]
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Very nice... nice use of a verticle format. Like your processing this image.
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Hi this picture has been featured here [link]
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thanks for the feature!
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You are very welcome
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The color is fabulous, I like the the orange-gold flowers are scattered everywhere!
And the light hitting the mountains is very strong.
It makes it hard to tell what exactly you were focusing on taking a photo of, I believe that makes it even better.
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Your wonderful picture is featured in my journal: [link]
Hope you enjoy it, have a great day!
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thanks for the feature!
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Beautiful shot Ian. Lovely compo and colours
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thanks for the feature my friend!
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Gorgeous! What focal length did you use? Depth of field is great, so I'm wondering if you used a TS lens or focus stacked the image?
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thanks! 14mm. Wish I had the new Canon 17mm ts . . .
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beautiful capture
I like that there is something in ΡΠΎΡΠ³ΡΠ°ΡΠ½Π΄
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Great shot here well done. Like the comp and DOF. I do wish you had light on the FG here. But thats nit picking
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This is a brilliant photo 
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Yikes...f22 @ 16mm? In your face flowers! bam!
aF
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Great composition Ian. Tetons is my second favorite place to shoot....Arches being my first choice.
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This is stunning Ian! Beautiful foreground subject, superb light on the mountainous backdrop, and that overhanging cloud formation, and colour tops it off brilliantly.
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I whined like a dog about not being able to find a good foreground when I was doing the dawn in the Tetons thing, and the flowers do present some of the lines towards the mountains that I wanted, but I feel like they're overpowering. Instead of leading my eye into the mountains, I stop right there, it's like I'm looking at two different subjects.
Also the light on the flowers and the light on the mountains doesn't feel like it belongs together. Flowers+mountains should be a winning formula, but you're mixing diffused light on the flowers with the magic hour pop of the mountains, instead of the foreground flowing into the subject, it clashes. I think the Tetons have won again. I thinks somebody must have cursed them, there's no satisfaction to be found there. Popularity's another story...
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stunningly beautiful, absolute focus of detail and a complete palette of colors
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This really makes me feel I wasted my time in the Tetons. Excellent capture and the clarity and colors are just spectacular
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wonderful Ian...compo is spot on as is exposure, appeal and tonal range
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I find this photo really inspiring. It really makes me want to go out there and try to photograph by myself.
I'm lightyears away from the kind photos like this (or as shown in your gallery, which is gorgeous, by the way), not even halfway through all the books on photography that I planned to read this summer and still trying to figure out all the controls anf functions of my camera... but it makes me want to continue, to be able capture the beauty for everyone to see and to enjoy. Thank you for this.
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Amazing Ian! One of my favorite shots of you
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I have a million things to say about this photo, all of them good! This is just too amazing to be described in a short simple comment. Bravo!! ^u^
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