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    Posted: 25 November 2023 at 21:12
Views from a recent trip to Lone Pine CA. I have never seen mountains clearly everyday. They are breath taking.
Mt Whitney is the tallest in the contigious US. 15,400 some ft.

1) LH Mt Mallory - MID LonePine Peak - RH Mt Whitney
[IMG]DSC01112 by Roger Smith, on Flickr[/IMG]

2) Mt Whitney
[IMG]DSC01096 by Roger Smith, on Flickr[/IMG]

3) Very unique sunset
[IMG]DSC01079 by Roger Smith, on Flickr[/IMG]

4) I was in Awe...
[IMG]DSC01124_M by Roger Smith, on Flickr[/IMG]
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#3 - Awed as well - those rays are always spectacular, infrequent, but spectacular. The dirt in the foreground is distracting to this wonderful scene. Maybe crop it so only green shows at the bottom and make a great shot even greater. Just an idea.
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+1 for #3 as well. Supernatural!
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Originally posted by Roger Rex Roger Rex wrote:

#3 - Awed as well - those rays are always spectacular, infrequent, but spectacular. The dirt in the foreground is distracting to this wonderful scene. Maybe crop it so only green shows at the bottom and make a great shot even greater. Just an idea.


Thanks I will give that a try.
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Originally posted by RVSSTS RVSSTS wrote:

Originally posted by Roger Rex Roger Rex wrote:

#3 - Awed as well - those rays are always spectacular, infrequent, but spectacular. The dirt in the foreground is distracting to this wonderful scene. Maybe crop it so only green shows at the bottom and make a great shot even greater. Just an idea.


Thanks I will give that a try.


Well I tried several things What do you think of this version? I darkened all but sky and tops of mountains and added a little more crop.
I think the sage/tumbleweeds are less distracting now.

redo 1)
[IMG]DSC01124_1 by Roger Smith, on Flickr[/IMG]
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Originally posted by Howard_S Howard_S wrote:

+1 for #3 as well. Supernatural!


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Another fan of image #4, for me the first version looks best. TFS Roger
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Originally posted by MichelvA MichelvA wrote:

Another fan of image #4, for me the first version looks best. TFS Roger

Thanks! I like it as well Im always open to suggestions!
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Originally posted by Jadom Jadom wrote:

Originally posted by Howard_S Howard_S wrote:

+1 for #3 as well. Supernatural!


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You did have exceptionally clear air! The cloud in 3 is mesmerizing, and I like any version of 4.
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Originally posted by 4paul 4paul wrote:

You did have exceptionally clear air! The cloud in 3 is mesmerizing, and I like any version of 4.


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