Two Giants

[jordand]

Mt.Vihren (2914m) to the left, and mt.Kutelo (2908m).

[Shadowman]

Nicely captured.

[Wavelength]

Nice shot

[bje07]

Niice shot, but IMO stone in RHS corner can be erased (as well as in LHS corner).

[JohnRostron]

Niice shot, but IMO stone in RHS corner can be erased (as well as in LHS corner).

Sorry Jean, it looks fine to me with the stones. Chacun a son Gout!

John

[madcrow]

Good capture. I like it.

[IzzieK]

Me too...one balanced one another...I like this scene very much.

[bnnrcn]

Very nice

[Dave Humphries]

Very nice Jordan,

Can I ask if the air is really that clear, or has the image had a fair bit of Dehaze applied?

Forget that, I just checked the EXIF and it says Dehaze "0".

So I guess you must have been at quite an altitude yourself (for the air to be that clear).

Cheers, Dave

[Pixl8tor]

Lovely shot Jordan.
Dave, how can we view the EXIF?

[jordand]

Lovely shot Jordan.
Dave, how can we view the EXIF?

Bill, one way to see the EXIF info is to install EXIF Viewer on you Chrome browser.
Dave, that specific photo was taken at about 2300m above sea level, but I went even higher…

[Dave Humphries]

Dave, how can we view the EXIF?

You can install a browser add-on, especially for FireFox (or derivatives) and I usually use one, but I actually used a special website for the level of detail necessary to see the PP settings (which usually aren't there if an image is not Adobe processed).

Here's the url: http://regex.info/exif.cgi
Right click and copy the image url to the computer clipboard (assuming right clicks allowed from wherever the image is hosted)
Go to the site and paste the url in to the box at the top and click the adjacent button
Then take your time to scroll down the often enormous list of settings.
What's in the list varies a lot from camera brand to camera brand, which PP software was used and whether EXIF was blanked on upload by the poster, etc.

Cheers, Dave

PS Thanks Jordan - that's quite high, compared to what I'm used to.

[John 2]

I don't find the two stones bottom left and right particularly troublesome but I do agree with Jean that removing them improves the comp. Nice shot though and at 2300m, the only way the likes of me have to appreciate the view so lets have a few more.