I can never get enough of the views from Bryce Canyon. I never cease to be amazed. If you want a truly picturesque view, go when there were recent snows. Here's another taste from the canyon.
Enjoy
For the love of photography and the magic of light, ...a commentary
I can never get enough of the views from Bryce Canyon. I never cease to be amazed. If you want a truly picturesque view, go when there were recent snows. Here's another taste from the canyon.
Do you need a cloud photo for some of your backgrounds? You're welcome to download this one. I've pasted it into a few of my pics and it looks good.
If you like the seasonally changing colors then you'll enjoy this shot. In the Sierras, many of the broadleaf trees transition to bright yellows and burnt oranges just before dropping to the ground. While the original picture looks great, I really like how the same image modified with fractals turned out. The lines are smooth, the colors are more brilliant, and pay special attention to the foliage.
Below is the fractal of the same image. If you download it, enjoy it.
I've also started publishing some videos of these serene areas. If you'd like, check out my Youtube channel HERE.
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In this next set of photos taken in the Eastern Sierras, I show the difference between using fractals and not. The original picture is nice, the clouds came through well and the fall colors look great in front of the mountain in the background. Using fractals, however, really changes the look of the scene.
And here is the same photo using fractals. You can see there is heavy use. I don't always use fractals with such depth, but in this photo, it worked.
I've also started publishing some videos of these serene areas. If you'd like, check out my Youtube channel HERE.
Thanks again and if you'd like to make a donation you can do so here.
Remember, you can use my images for personal use free of charge.
This next pic is another fractal and is a picture of the side shore of a lake in the Sierra Nevadas. The original picture was only okay, but using fractals greatly improved the image. The upper left corner is a higher mountain peak above the mid-range mountains which were covered in trees. On the right, fall tree colors are accentuated in the yellow and orange entangled colors.
I've also started publishing some videos of these serene areas. If you'd like, check out my Youtube channel HERE.
Thanks again and if you'd like to make a donation you can do so here.
Remember, you can use my images for personal use free of charge.