Murmur by rockstrider
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Hello All!
This shot was taken two weeks ago in Marsden, West Yorkshire, which is a little town set on the Pennine moorland bordering Lancashire.
We had actually gone there specifically to shoot an ancient packhorse bridge in the snow (that will be the next picture in this mini-series) which is 90 degrees to the right of this POV and at a junction where two rivers merge.
The soil in this area is very rich in iron and clay which gives the water this unusual colour.
This picture is composed of three differently exposed images of the same RAW file in order to add depth and detail rather than white-out snow and also to show the scene as it would look to the eye. A touch of dodge and burn was used to show a little more detail as well as a slight boost in saturation. Some clever cloning was also needed to take out the snow blots that were flying into the lens.
Thanks for looking and any comments and critique are, as always, more than welcome and valued!
Carl
Comments (20)
Jean_C
Superb snowy landscape, excellent capture!
MagikUnicorn
Wonderful!
durleybeachbum
Perfectly done. The water looks great with the snow.
alanwilliams
this a stunning shot of great beauty
jayfar
This is a very nice shot Carl and I look forward to the pack horse bridge.
moochagoo
Another beautiful POV
flavia49
marvelous camera angle and photo
sandra46
SUPERLATIVE WORK!
jeroni
Wonderful and very creative work
photosynthesis
Great work - so unusual to see those reddish brown rocks in a snow scene...
wysiwig
Thanks for the technical information. Your efforts really paid off. This is superb. It does, however, remind me of a winter version of the first plague, "With the staff that is in my hand I will strike the water of the Nile, and it will be changed into blood."
jarmila
nice shot..have a great weekend
dakotabluemoon
Beautiful image u captured here.
dochtersions
You are so very clever, Carl to make such an image as shown here. Big, big compliments are going to you :)!
FredNunes
Very beautiful Carl.
sharky_
The iron gives it a reddish look or at least it does with some of our volcanoes cinder cones. Very nice job with this capture. Bet you were freezing too. Aloha
midnightmum
Great capture, like ice cream on chocolate cake. thanks
Richardphotos
I love the contrast of the various components. superb shot
kgb224
Outstanding work my friend. God Bless.
aksirp
very interesting wall, splendid view and information, thank you, must be a wonderful place!