I am blessed. I live in a place of beauty where you can listen for the stream seeping through a patch of flowers. I live in a place of wildness where if you look you may spot a female moose and see the ears of her calf flicker as they hide from the sun. I live in a place of wildflowers and cool breezes that arrive as you hike through a kaleidoscope of colors . And in these moments where my wife and I sit in silence and take it all in, we both know these moments are miracles in themselves...what the mountains tell us.
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5 Comments
Sir you are truly blessed to live in an area with such beauty!!! I wish I had stuff like that to photograph, but nope im stuck in Houston. Beautiful shot!
Thanks Eric!
Mark not bad for a B&W guy ;), Love your Title, and image description!
Thanks Paul! I much prefer B&W but i put honestly first. If an image looks better in color..color it is! Most of the time I just never do anything with the color image. I will be in Mexico soon and some of my friends are laughing about how I'm going to capture it! My answer...deliberately.
In a universe far, far away, long before my first PC, I was taught when adjusting old color CRTs is that after adjusting the RGB channels to judge the color correctness view it as B&W through desaturation if the screen still looks good you RBG adjustments were correct. Same is true today in the digital darkroom.
Have a Great Trip!