Looking Across The Great Salt Lake, Utah
Comments by Dave Geyer on Mon, 07/07/08 17:40 Oh, I would have posted this larger, but the site has a hard limit of 1024 pixels wide, so this is the best I can do. Comments by Claudia Heathington on Mon, 07/07/08 18:43 Hi Dave, I love what you saw. My actual feeling is PEACE.
Comments by SteveZ on Mon, 07/07/08 19:38 This is beautiful, a perfectly layered landscape from top to bottom. Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Mon, 07/07/08 19:44 This is a pleasing image of a site that I've photographed also except that mine was done at sunset further east towards Salt Lake City. I like the mentioned layering of muted colors (one almost has the sense of a slight haze between yourself and the distant island). A picture I will add to my screen saver I've created for the state of Utah. Comments by Jeff Dye on Mon, 07/07/08 19:51 Yep, subtlety rules. It's beautiful even though I'd like to see a side by side comparison with a well done B&W. Comments by Dave Geyer on Mon, 07/07/08 20:57 Thank you all for your kind comments.
Comments by Angie Taylor on Mon, 07/07/08 21:02 Beautiful landscape Dave... it is a very calming and peaceful photo!! I don't really like the
Comments by Jeff Dye on Mon, 07/07/08 23:12 If I had to choose between the two I'd take the color. I like the B&W but it seems kind of flat which you already noted. Maybe the shadows on the mts. need to be deeper. I still think it has great potential as a B&W but I'm not good enough at it to make it happen so color it is. Comments by Rory Hudson on Tue, 07/08/08 05:27 Lovely layers of subtle colour, Dave. Comments by Mark Rothwell on Tue, 07/08/08 11:13 I prefer the OP. Those pastel shades really are something else!
Comments by Michael Meek on Tue, 07/08/08 12:31 Love the clouds and the aqua layer especially, but the whole scene is well serene, well seen, and well done! Comments by Maria Salvador on Sat, 08/02/08 10:33 I like both, color and B&W, but surely the OP would get the 'prize'... Those subtle, smooth colors are beautiful. Love the layered soft look. |
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