Mt. Moran a little later

[EOSThree]

Sun up just before packing up tripod.

[LeeIs]

I like the Symmetry here. Brilliant colours in the trees. There's also a multi distance thing going on in this photo that i like. we got the foreground then a little further back the trees on teh left, then the trees on the right then the further trees until finally the great mountain in the background. I think all these layers leads the eyes pretty well through the photo.

The only thing that bothers me is the brownish cast that's over the photo. If u got photoshop u can go to the levels then pick the white eye dropper and click on the white part of the mountain, that should remove the cast.

good shot still.

[Frog]

I don't usually play around with someone else's pic but thought I'd give Leels suggestion a try just for my own edification.
He's right but make sure you click on the whitest snow at the top.!
Nice shot, anywho.
Anselish except for the color.

[EOSThree]

Like this, maybe a little too cold? My eyes remember the light being very warm that morning, I picked the most white snow I could find and this is what the custom WB came out like.

[readingr]

EOS,

Just shows the sensors have a long way to go to match the eyeball.

I think the edit is much better but you need to select the trees and up the sauration and possibly adjust the levels to make it look like the memory.

I really like the composition.

Roger

[Greg McCary]

I like the second edit. I do see a small tilt left. Level it or skew it and you will have a stunning wall hanger. I see nice detail in the shadows and I still like the mist on the left. Very good work. Print it large.

[Frog]

Nice edit.

[LeeIs]

Hi EOS, I like the edit. I think you got rid of the cast pretty well. I hear you about the cold though. I agree with Roger, the human sensor is about a billion years ahead of any cam out there.

What i would usually do after i set the white point and get rid of the cast is give it a quick auto levels. That usually fixes the contrast and punches the colours out a bit more.

[EOSThree]

I set the WB in my first edit and didn't like the very cool cast to it so I went back to the original WB. I personally think I went too far with this edit, but everyone else seems to like the second take better. The light was very warm that morning, everything had an orange cast to it.

[DickyCheung22]

Nice edit, I like the second one...

[readingr]

I hope you don't mind but I wanted to see what would happen if you boosted the saturation in certain areas so I downloaded the pic and did some adjustments, and this is a stunning photo if you then adjust the levels, boost the saturation in the autumn trees, and the saturation of the mountains but a little less.

If you want the settings or the psd file I can e-mail them to you if you want them. I will delete the file in 4 days time if you don;t respond.

Roger

[EOSThree]

Go ahead Roger, I am always trying to learn PP techniques, I am not very good at it. I usually try to get it absolutely right in the camera so I don't have to do too much PP.

[readingr]

Go ahead Roger, I am always trying to learn PP techniques, I am not very good at it. I usually try to get it absolutely right in the camera so I don't have to do too much PP.

EOS,

I sent you an note to ask where you want the psd file (4Mb) sent so that you can see what I did in PSE6.

Here is what I ended up with.

Roger