Bushkill Green Gorge - PhotoCamel

Jason Hermann · 09-12-2007

This was just an amazing site to see! I was about 30 feet above looking down into this awesome gorge

PS: sry I haven't replied much the past few days, I've been really tied up in portraits and work. I'll catch-up though

Canon Rebel XTI, Sigma 10-20mm @ 16mm, f/13 @1/3sec, ISO 400, tripod

Thanks for stoppin by

Jy

KMA Dakota · 09-12-2007

Jay,

When you leave beautiful photos like that behind you, you're forgiven on my part

! Very, very nice. How in the heck to you find these places

Not only are you a very talented photographer but you are clarvoient as well.

.

One small thing Jay, it is just a little dark on my monitor and I think its my end!! Not yours.

Dakota

jfrancho · 09-12-2007

And I still screwed up the spelling.....sorry Jay, fixed now.

And cool picture.

KMA Dakota · 09-13-2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by KMA Dakota

Jay,

When you leave beautiful photos like that behind you, you're forgiven on my part

! Very, very nice. How in the heck to you find these places

Not only are you a very talented photographer but you are clarvoient as well.

.

One small thing Jay, it is just a little dark on my monitor and I think its my end!! Not yours.

Dakota

Can['t tell you what the difference is Jay but the pictures brightness is great now!! Hell I don't know!

I guess this old man had better put his teeth in a glass, have some warm milk and toddle off to bed!!!!

Good Night Jay and have Golden Dreams!!

Dakota

Laycey · 09-13-2007

Wow.. another great place.. I'm sure I would have felt dizzy looking down into the Gorge.. love all those shades of green.

Padre · 09-13-2007

I've noticed your migration into the people thing! Its all fun! Nice shot, not easy to do looking down.

danpak · 09-13-2007

Jay,

Another beauty! I can hear the stream now...
The only suggestion might be... did you forget the vignette on this? I know you darken the corners on all your pics. It would help bring out the stream a bit more, I think.

Thanks for sharing!

Jason Hermann · 09-13-2007

Thanks everybody for the comments!!

Ken, Thanks for stopping by as I always enjoy reading your comments / feedback!

Jfrancho, Thanks for the spell fix

Laycey, It was pretty woozy looking down I must say!

Padre, The people shots is a whole new challenge my Friend! And it is incredible fun

The lighting is so critical and the posing is proving to be incredible difficult for me. It's like anything else though, I just need to keep practicing on myself and friends to get better

Dan, Thanks for stopping by and the great feedback!! I did have a vignette layer in photoshop, but I toned the opacity down to about 20%. I had a fear it might look a bit to dark up top for some. I'm really glad you said that, because I agree that it needs more

I added the amount I origionaly had and updated the photo. Thanks again for the helpful critique!!

Best,
Jay

New England Moments · 09-13-2007

Hi Jay!! I'm pretty amazed with this!! Usually these type shots don't seem to work, where one is shooting down.. I think this works, without question, because of the Vertical format, and also because of the Prominent green overall.. and one more because it works , would be , As Always your composition, which leaves a lot of space at the top of frame.. I don't think any other crop of this would have pulled this off!!

Super job on this DIFFICULT composition, and pulling this together!! BRAVO!!

09-12-2007	#1
Jason Hermann PhotoCamel Supporter Photocamel Master Location: NY, USA Posts: 9,789 CamelKarma: 23130 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Bushkill Green Gorge This was just an amazing site to see! I was about 30 feet above looking down into this awesome gorge PS: sry I haven't replied much the past few days, I've been really tied up in portraits and work. I'll catch-up though Canon Rebel XTI, Sigma 10-20mm @ 16mm, f/13 @1/3sec, ISO 400, tripod Thanks for stoppin by Jy __________________ Members don't see ads in threads. Register your free account today and become a member on PhotoCamel - Your Friendly Photo Forum, gaining access to posting privileges, contests, free plug-ins and other downloads, unlimited online storage for your photographs, reviews, free marketplace listings, and much more.
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KMA Dakota F1 Camel Location: Traveling Via RV Throughout the USA Posts: 3,700 CamelKarma: 3023 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Bushklill Green Gorge Jay, When you leave beautiful photos like that behind you, you're forgiven on my part ! Very, very nice. How in the heck to you find these places Not only are you a very talented photographer but you are clarvoient as well. . One small thing Jay, it is just a little dark on my monitor and I think its my end!! Not yours. Dakota
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jfrancho Camel Breath Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 11,461 CamelKarma: 3583 Editing OK?: No Gallery \| Blog	Re: Bushkill Green Gorge And I still screwed up the spelling.....sorry Jay, fixed now. And cool picture.
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Laycey Dromedary Posts: 1,408 CamelKarma: 166 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Bushkill Green Gorge Wow.. another great place.. I'm sure I would have felt dizzy looking down into the Gorge.. love all those shades of green.
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Padre PhotoCamel Supporter Photocamel Master Location: Memphis, TN. Posts: 6,421 CamelKarma: 5849 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Bushkill Green Gorge I've noticed your migration into the people thing! Its all fun! Nice shot, not easy to do looking down.
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09-13-2007	#7
danpak Guanaco Location: NJ, USA Posts: 253 CamelKarma: 85 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Bushkill Green Gorge Jay, Another beauty! I can hear the stream now... The only suggestion might be... did you forget the vignette on this? I know you darken the corners on all your pics. It would help bring out the stream a bit more, I think. Thanks for sharing!

09-13-2007	#8
Jason Hermann PhotoCamel Supporter Photocamel Master Location: NY, USA Posts: 9,789 CamelKarma: 23130 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: Bushkill Green Gorge Thanks everybody for the comments!! Ken, Thanks for stopping by as I always enjoy reading your comments / feedback! Jfrancho, Thanks for the spell fix Laycey, It was pretty woozy looking down I must say! Padre, The people shots is a whole new challenge my Friend! And it is incredible fun The lighting is so critical and the posing is proving to be incredible difficult for me. It's like anything else though, I just need to keep practicing on myself and friends to get better Dan, Thanks for stopping by and the great feedback!! I did have a vignette layer in photoshop, but I toned the opacity down to about 20%. I had a fear it might look a bit to dark up top for some. I'm really glad you said that, because I agree that it needs more I added the amount I origionaly had and updated the photo. Thanks again for the helpful critique!! Best, Jay
	__________________ Jason Comments and suggestions always appreciated -Canon: 5D MkII, EF 17-40 L, EF 24-105 L IS, EF 70-200 f/2.8 L IS, EF 135 f/2 L, EF 50 f/1.8, 580exII Blog JasonHermannPhotography.com Photography Video Tutorials

09-13-2007	#9
New England Moments Former Camel Posts: 3,215 CamelKarma: 886 Editing OK?: No Gallery \| Blog	Re: Bushkill Green Gorge Hi Jay!! I'm pretty amazed with this!! Usually these type shots don't seem to work, where one is shooting down.. I think this works, without question, because of the Vertical format, and also because of the Prominent green overall.. and one more because it works , would be , As Always your composition, which leaves a lot of space at the top of frame.. I don't think any other crop of this would have pulled this off!! Super job on this DIFFICULT composition, and pulling this together!! BRAVO!! __________________ Members don't see ads in threads. Register your free account today and become a member on PhotoCamel - Your Friendly Photo Forum, gaining access to posting privileges, contests, free plug-ins and other downloads, unlimited online storage for your photographs, reviews, free marketplace listings, and much more.

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