Mt Sneffels in Fall Color

Thanks Susi. Yes I really like to the 50D, but this is from the XSi just before I got the 50D. The faster burst rate, and 1 EV faster shutter speed, with the larger buffer, makes this work easier to do.

We were three hours, at that location, watching and waiting for the clouds to let the sun through to highlight both the aspens and the peak. The anticipation and quiet when we could finally see it coming. Five cameras came to life at the same time, 6 PM, and each got a slightly different look.

Thanks again, Denise.

Thanks Tracy. We will be up in those mountains in late July, looking for spring wildflowers. Then again in Sept for the colors.

Thanks Alex. Getting featured is pretty nice. This one was worth it, in every sense. The time, the friends there, the feeling of nailing it. So, thank you for the confirmation.

I agree. Seemed I only got to choose the framing. The rest chose itself, including the style of HDR processing.

I think the best part was not suffering, but spending quality time with friends, while connecting with the beautiful scene. We took many pictures leading up to this moment, but quieted down as the light began to work. We were “in tune”. Five friends, patiently in tune with the developing scene. Doesn’t get any better than that.

Thank you David.

Something to be said for taking time to get in tune with a place..
Thank you Kayla.

Thanks. I may be capturing more of the realistic scenes next week in the desert on a six day visit.

Thank you David. I do too, even if I maybe should not say so.

Thanks Lois

Thank you

Somewhat uncommon for me. I just go for what I feel at the time.

Thanks Blayden.