KM-25
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Couple of things...
I have lived and worked in Aspen as a full time photographer shooting advertising, editorial and now fine for about 20 years, I spend tons of time in the areas that you were ( West Maroon Pass ).
You probably needed to use a warming filter because with elevations of 8,000-12,400 feet things are going to look awfully retro ( too flat, blue ) in terms of your resulting images. This Summer has been by far the most green and vibrant the state has ever been since I moved here and these photos simply fall well short of showing that.
Maybe some may think they like that look, but a warming filter would have helped immensely here, certainly more than any corrections in scanning or post.
I have lived and worked in Aspen as a full time photographer shooting advertising, editorial and now fine for about 20 years, I spend tons of time in the areas that you were ( West Maroon Pass ).
You probably needed to use a warming filter because with elevations of 8,000-12,400 feet things are going to look awfully retro ( too flat, blue ) in terms of your resulting images. This Summer has been by far the most green and vibrant the state has ever been since I moved here and these photos simply fall well short of showing that.
Maybe some may think they like that look, but a warming filter would have helped immensely here, certainly more than any corrections in scanning or post.
Monochrom
Well-known
In some pictures you can glimpse the awesomeness of that region...but i see no women, were did you leave them?
Scapevision
Well-known
raid
Dad Photographer
So I have both types of lenses then. Thanks.
Monochrom
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JChrome
Street Worker
No ladies on that trip. Just the guys.
The ladies were on a bachelorette.
@KM-25, Thanks for the tip regarding the warming filter. Good to think about.
Here are a few more shots.
The ladies were on a bachelorette.
@KM-25, Thanks for the tip regarding the warming filter. Good to think about.
Here are a few more shots.
JChrome
Street Worker
Dante_Stella
Rex canum cattorumque
Was this the one that ended up in the drink?
JChrome
Street Worker
Indeed.
A finer sample of a GL was naught to be found. She was a loyal companion and will be missed.
If anyone needs one for parts, let me know.
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WJJ3
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I went on a hike through Maroon Bells near Aspen and came out on the other side - Crested Butte. I hiked about 8 miles a day with my GL690 and 100mm lens. I think it was worth it.
Here are some of the shots of the scenery and my buddies.
This is wonderful