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At the Paint Pots
Posted by Justin Haaheim (New Haven, CT, United States) on 19 February 2008 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.
The paint pots at Yellowstone National Park, from a family pilgrimage west to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks last August. Also from this series: Family Portrait, Yellowstone, Rain Water on Leaves, and Andy and Jess, Targhee National Forest.
Comments and criticism appreciated. Glad you could visit.
Bhavin from Mississauga, Canada
I think I seen this are countless times in books and movies/documentaries. Nice capture, this is a great landscape shot. Maybe you can do this on your own time but maybe try mirror imaging the picture and see how it looks. I do that from time to time and it works sometimes. However, its still a great shot.
19 Feb 2008 3:05pm
@Bhavin: Hi Bhavin, thanks for the idea. I'll see how it looks. Where do you think you've seen this before? I'd be curious to see other shots of this area. One of the things I was glad about this afternoon was the shape of the cloud cover offsetting and complementing the shape of the dock. I'd be interested to see how other shots compose. Thanks for stopping by.
Love your photoblog. What a great diversity of shots and processing choices.
@danthro: Thanks Danthro. Any criticisms?
Really liked your photoblog -- especially rocks.
danthro from Suburbia, United States
Thanks a lot, Justin! Not really, the only thing I could think of after trying harder is more detail, especially in the bottom half. but that would probably have to be in a larger size version.
20 Feb 2008 6:14pm
Canon EOS REBEL XT
1/200 second
F/8.0
ISO 100
18 mm