Mt Trenchara...2008

[chauncey]

With an updated skill set and concern of them wasting away, I decided to go thru some of my older stuff.
Memories tend to fade but this is what my memories tell me that it was like.

PP was truly a PITA as I just started photography and PP...rare were 2 images that used the same settings.
Using WA glass makes then difficult as well.

[Shadowman]

Nicely captured and processed, although that unknown bright runoff looks a bit off-putting.

[IzzieK]

William...go select that darn bright off with the quick selection tool then open either the brightness/saturation adjustment tool or the exposure adjustment tool and go from there. This is, if you want that brightness dimmed a little bit so it does not distract much...just a thought...

[chauncey]

Aah...that was there during the shoot.

[Brownbear]

Beautiful image! I was so mesmerized by its beauty (composition (love that windy road leading to the beautiful sky, and the colours) that I missed the bright patch but now that I see it I agree that perhaps toning it down or cloning it out might be worth consideration.

[chauncey]

Those riders are heading down that trail, Christina. We were quite close to 13,500' elevation.

Wait until you see the scene when I turned around.

[Brownbear]

Hi Chauncey,

It's a gorgeous scene and I envy you your visit. Definitely worth the steep climb! I will check back in tomorrow to see the view when you turned around.

Those riders are heading down that trail, Christina. We were quite close to 13,500' elevation.

Wait until you see the scene when I turned around.

[chauncey]

Steep drive in a Suburban....no way would I climb up there with six kids in tow.