Wildflowers of the San Juan Mountain Range 2 by Windworker

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Oct 25, 2007

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Please pardon my learning process. I think this shot is probably superior to the first. I used Photo Shop Elements 5.0 Quick Fix and saved for web. What do you think?

Comments (25)

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kimariehere

5:10PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

what a beautiful compo this is love the pretty pink wildflowers scattering the mountain like a dream!!!

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rainbows

5:15PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Your composition is superb, your mountain shot a dream. Outstanding photography from you. Breathtaking beauty in this clean air!!! Diane.

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JaneEden

5:16PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

The first one was fantastic, but yes I like this one better too, it is really beautiful and the pink flowers stand out a treat. Excellent!!!

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amlondono

5:23PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Superb shot , a Favorite , Thanks Ana

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mbz2662

5:34PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

I think this is fabulous!

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mickuk50

5:39PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

i like this one the quick fix did it no harm superb shot mick

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ontar1

5:57PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Beautiful capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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RobyHermida

6:08PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Gorgeous shot my friend !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roby ;O)

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artaddict2

6:23PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Fantastic composition, I love this field of flowers.

MrsLubner

6:38PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

I really enjoyed the first one and this one is also fabulous. I think the Quick Fix worked well on this. Sometimes it really screws things up but this time it brought all the key elements together, along with you skill, to make a stunning photo.

stolta

7:14PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Gise

8:42PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

this is a wonderful capture, bravo

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kansas

9:08PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Both photos are lovely. I think the colors are better in this one.

LizzyT

9:39PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Wow David! This came out great! Its awesome!

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Windworker

9:46PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Thanks, Liz. Ever since we were there I've been puzzling in my head about how to get the flowers to be more vivid in the photo, as they were when we were looking at them for real. You'd think all I'd have to do is point and shoot and it would happen. My question still haunts me, "How do I set my camera so I get the results without the postwork?" It may never be that easy. Maybe it's not supposed to be that easy.

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cmolsen2002

9:46PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Beautiful scenery..and great capture.

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afugatt

11:20PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

Hi David, try using a faster shutter speed. This shot is absolutely breathtaking!

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Digitaleagle

11:45PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

The quick fix worked well, gorgeous image with wonderful color and detail, nice POV. Well done!!

frankie96

11:58PM | Thu, 25 October 2007

You did good..:).as the image shows...

aljaysart

4:03AM | Fri, 26 October 2007

Beautiful scene excellent capture well done.

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witch_1612

12:13PM | Fri, 26 October 2007

Wonderful!!!

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WindchimePhotography

9:47PM | Fri, 26 October 2007

Very nice.

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auntietk

11:51AM | Sat, 27 October 2007

Yup - I agree that this is an improvement. The first one was great, but this one has a bit brighter colors without looking overly-contrasty. (LOL! I believe that would be the technical term for "going too far!") :)

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