Tetons from Snake River Overlook Published 31 October 2007

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Constructive criticism is welcomed and encouraged. Try to express why or why not a particular image worked or did not work for you. Explain what reactions, feelings, etc. did it evoke, or why it did or did not touch you. All comments positive or negative are accepted.

-Jason

1. david | 1 November 2007, 02:15

   fascinating to contrast and compare the two shots…personally though i think your shot is excellent (i would though like to see what it looks like in B&W).

2. Heath | 1 November 2007, 05:45

   Speaking of perfect exposure…
   This is excellent. Love the colours, the clouds, pretty much everything about it.

3. JVL | 1 November 2007, 05:52

   I think you did the location credit, though, I’m sure you’d agree the location itself doesn’t need to much help coming out stunning.

   I’d also like to see your own B&W version of this shot, don’t worry, nobody here will think worse of you, just your own High Contrast take on a classic.

4. Nick | 1 November 2007, 07:16

   As I stood at the Snake River Overlook and remember that picture, I wondered how long (hours/days?) Adams waited there to get thiat image and how many others he took that ended up in a drawer somewhere in his studio.

5. Otto K. | 1 November 2007, 07:26

   Beautiful location and excellent exposure. For a second I thought it was two pictures what with the road almost dividing the scene.

6. Dylan Tucker | 1 November 2007, 10:04

   Well done Jason. The mountains make me want to ski…

7. Maarten | 1 November 2007, 15:08

   well, you’re not AA, but hey, this version is very nice too ;-)

8. Robert | 1 November 2007, 20:19

   This is a wonderful series. I’m enjoying every single one of your photgraphs. The scenery is awesome and your eye does much justice.

9. Jeff Ambrose | 2 November 2007, 13:19

   Fantastic work Jason, I too would like to see a black and white version of this just for fun. I hadn’t noticed until you said it but the trees have grown so much I love that. I doubt I’ll ever forget a fact like that until I die, I think its one of those things I’ll strive to notice from now on.

10. E y e V i s i o n | 2 November 2007, 13:21

    wow, what a scene! I like this kind of landscapes so much more than the favorized ‘mediterranian-caribian’ type. The colors are just as saturated as it is needed and the composition is perfect.

11. Scott | 3 November 2007, 13:33

    The thing that’s always bothered me about Adams’ shot is that the horizon is slightly off-kilter. However, his shot remains very emotional, with the dark clouds and peak of light in the distance.

12. Sysagent | 7 November 2007, 05:58

    Loving the de-saturation here Post Process, good compositional elements as well.

13. DIGITAL DIARY | 16 November 2007, 12:20

    I like this version more so than the B/W. Seems to have more ‘impact’.
    Interesting, how the road, literally cuts this image in half.
    Exposure is perfect.
    I love your site. Good luck in the Photoblog Awards, you do deserve to win, for what my 2 cents is worth..Fran

14. Herbert | 28 February 2008, 03:28

    This is breathtaking. The contrast is amazing. I also like this more than the b&w version.

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