The landscape of the California Sierras always fascinates me as I fly over it. A few times, I’ve been lucky enough to pick out the landmarks of Yosemite National Park but on this trip I didn’t see Half Dome or El Capitan. I did, however, see these huge rock outcrops that I rather enjoyed so here’s an example of the amazing, eroded granite geology that’s typical of that area.
The range of shadows and lighting here is outstanding man!
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Thanks, Dave. I’m still surprised at how much tonal range I could squeeze out of the G9 raw files. The original looked pretty horrible.
Awesome – love this shot. Those strong shadows really emphasize how enormous these outcroppings are.
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