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I've seen lots of bears but this is the first one I've seen in Mt. Rainier National Park. He was near the turn off to White River camp ground.
These are from Suntop.
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I never get tired of seeing good photos from Steptoe Butte. Love the first photo, not sure if you included the smoke/fire intentionally or not but it gives the photo a uniquness that many from there don't have.
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Maybe this will help, checkout this link: http://goo.gl/maps/vq22. That's where I was.
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Actually, that's exactly where I was, on the road itself. The Narada falls photo and Sunset photo were taken feet apart. One was just pointing the camera up and out and the other was pointing the camera down at the falls.
I've seen other photos similar to my sunset photo but they usually are...
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Well, I was actually surprised how much snow is still in the upper elevations . . . . but we found some interesting waterfalls down lower. I was also hoping to photograph foxes again near Reflection Lakes but no such luck this year. They are doing construction in the area and maybe that has...
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Pretty good detail on that first photo for a 2x TC . . . impressive.
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I know you said goats but if Bighorn Sheep interest you, you can see them near Yakima during the winter usually at the Oak Creek Wildlife area . . . http://www.nachesvalleychamber.com/info/elkfeeding.html
Other than that, the only places in WA I've seen goats in WA is hiking in the Olympics...
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HDR is High Dynamic Range. It's taking multiple photos with different exposures (often 2 to 4 stops over exposed, normal exposure and 2 to 4 stops underexposed) and putting them altogether. Often in a scene, the difference between the brightest areas and darkest areas are too great for the...
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Here is a brighter version. And yes, it's an HDR. I keep the HDR touch pretty light though. If people don't know, or aren't sure, if it's HDR, that's perfect.
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I didn't get quite the sky I wanted but it wasn't bad. The lighthouse is actually on private property so you have to walk down the beach and take photos from outside the fence.
All feedback welcome . . .
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The image processing improvements are what I have been most excited about. The adjustment brush now allows you to do much more than before, also Those 2 things alone combined with Adobe lowering the price was more than enough for me.
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I re-worked some of the photos with Lightroom 4. Wow, it's incredible how much more details you can pull from the shadows in LR4 versus LR3!
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Astoria Column
A small stream shortly before it empties into the ocean
Near Pacific City
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Love the third photo. Very unique shot of a highly photographed waterfall.
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I don't think the contrast is too high but I probably would lower the brightness a bit which would result in showing a little more detail in the bright parts of the leaf, especially on the first shot. I really like the second photo. On the first one, I THINK I'd like it a little more if you had...
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I usually post with link to my images that are hosted elsewhere (Zenfolio most of the time for me). If images are posted elsewhere, I think you could include as many images as you want. Not sure what limits/rules are for images uploaded to the site itself.
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I absolutely love the first photo. The second one is a little over-baked for my personal tastes. When I do my own HDR's I usually try to get them to the point where people might ask if it's HDR but it definitely isn't obvious and for me the second one crosses that line. What an awesome little...
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You can see Big Horn sheep every winter at the Oaksprings feeding station near Yakima. For mountain goats, lots of hikes in The Olympics often have them. Mt Ellinor or Mt Wasington often have them. On Mt Washington I had two of them licking my backpack and brushing up against me.
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For another perspective, I just saw this also on: http://starvingphotographer.com/blog/2011/07/late-snowmelt-mt-rainier/
It's the second photo so you have to scroll down.
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Well, they are close but Bob, I think you would have achieved deeper colors and less reflections with a polarizer.
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