Canada landscape

[DaveG]

Not much happenning on here today so thought i would add some pics.

Taken last year with a Canon 10D. Baby bald eagle in the foreground. Cropped and background saturation lowered.

Not sure if it works, what do you think?

http://www.thephotographyforums.com/albums/album48/landscape.jpg

[DaveG]

:oops: ok, how do I link to my gallery?

[CT]

Here you go Dave.

http://thephotographyforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=772&highlight=

[DaveG]

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[CT]

Works for me. Lovely atmospheric shot! Lowering the saturation has made it I would guess.

[DaveG]

Thanks, I had overlooked it. Not until I started messing with a few old pics did I realise it wasn't that bad after all.


Ok, heres another from the same trip. Taken with a Fuji S602 this time.

http://www.thephotographyforums.com/albums/album48/big_bay.jpg

[Matt]

Very atmospheric Dave, I like it.

[jewel]

All you need is a moose in there eh? LOL Just kidding. I think it's a great shot, very peaceful. Whereabouts in Canada was this taken?

Jewel :D

[Oz]

Quality - it has the feel I could step out and be there!

[IanC_UK]

Love both of these pics, the first is very atmospheric !

:)

[DaveG]

All you need is a moose in there eh? LOL Just kidding. I think it's a great shot, very peaceful. Whereabouts in Canada was this taken?

Jewel :D

Both were taken near Campbell River, just North of Vancouver. The first was at Knight Inlet and the second was at Big Bay (I think that was what it was called)

[DaveG]

One more taken from the drive through the Rockies.

Fantastic country, can't wait to go back.


http://www.thephotographyforums.com/albums/album48/rockies.jpg

[Pook]

One more taken from the drive through the Rockies.

Fantastic country, can't wait to go back.




I bet you cant. I lived for 2 years in Vancouver... fantastic place.. a great city, but a relatively short drive away, and you're into the interior of BC, and some fantastic scenery.