Here are a couple sunset from recent weeks. Don't get as much time to get out and shoot since I started working again. Can't wait until the time changes again and the sunsets are a little later in the day.
It isn't enough to just buy a decent monitor. Calibration on a regular basis is a requirement to keep on top of things. When the monitor can no longer display sufficient range for you, usually a few years before they start to slide a bit, use it as a second monitor or give it to someone who it would be a step up for.
^^^Nice one, Jayson.
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It's really a pleasure to see your sunsets shots lately Jayson. The last one has fantastic colors.
I didn't have much time to take pictures, but still had a two day trip in Switzerland, mainly around Luzern. I went to the top of the Rigi Kulm, a place i had never been to before. On a clear day, you can see most of the country from the top.
Queen of the mountains by Tounis_9, on Flickr
Pierre
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Sorry for the double post.
Early snow by Pierre, on Flickr
Pierre
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Tounis, I like the blues and whites in your snow photographs!
Here's a few from our recent trip to Banff National Park:
Moraine Lake - my favorite spot. I got up early 3 times to see the sunrise, this was my second morning and it was amazing to watch the sunrise light-up the tops of the mountain peaks.
Lake Louise - Taken before the rush of vacationers and canoers. The water here is something I've never seen before.
On our way to Peyto Lake
Peyto Lake - My wife and I both commented that the scene to our eyes looked faked - Similar to the way Hawaii did at times. The colors here were just so vibrant. We stay until the impending storm reached us.
I believe that this is Mt. Rundle. I had the shutter open for about 80 seconds on my Lee Big Stopper.
This was one of my favorite moments. We decided to hike to the summit of Paget Peak. Why? It was one of the "easier" hikes and I wanted a view of Mount Ogden in the distance (Our last name is Ogden). We climbed 3/4's of the way up with our four year old daughter and I decided that the increasing steap acsent combined with the loose rock was too dangerous. My wife took our daughter down to the fire look out tower while I hiked to the summit. It was very difficult as I was off trail. It was very rewarding to get to the top and view all of the mountains from such an elevation. It was about 8800 feet up.
All shot on the Canon 5DMKIV and Canon 16-35 f/4 L.
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James
Great set. Love the first shot of Moraine the most, but they are all great.
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