Six images in the Himalayan mountains

[Mazarico]

Hello, I still have lot to learn about my Ricoh GXR, but slowly I expect to have good performance.

Greetings to all

 

[Wiener]

Really love #1 and #3! Brings the atmosphere alive...
Thanks for posting!!
Andy

 

[Genster]

Fantastic!
2 and 4 are my favorites

 

[Orol]

My favourite is #3. Pity the #1 is that dark due to a very wide dynamic range of the scene.

Peter

 

[JONIE]

Hello Mazarico,

great shots ! My favorites are "monk biker" and "harvesting".
Very colorful and well composed in my opinion.
Thanks for sharing that.

JONIE

 

[Wiener]

Hello again Mazarico.
I really hope you do not mind me trying an alternative version of #1?
I love it and could not resist!
Andy

 

[Duane Pandorf]

These are all wonderful shots. Thanks for sharing. We sometimes forget how easy our lives are here in the west.

 

[Mazarico]

Thanks for your comments

Wiener, I really like the result of your choice . Would be good to know how you did it? Thanks for taking the time to this process. :?:

I also like that Jonie and Genster as favorites are the # 2 and # 4.

Photo # 1, before being arranged by Wiener, may be too dark. Is the light of dusk in the mountains. Orol, I think I also prefer # 3.

Duane is curious, at some time in this trip I thought that the easy it is to live well, and not in the maelstrom of West weeks.

Thank you very much everyone and affectionate greetings

 

[Wiener]

Thanks for your comments

Wiener, I really like the result of your choice . Would be good to know how you did it? Thanks for taking the time to this process. :?:

Hi Mazarico,
glad you approved of my alternative 'look' at #1. What type of software do you have for post-processing? I guess it varies a lot from one package to another but in, say Silkypix Pro, a little dodge and extra gamma would probably do a good job. If you work with the DGN rather than the JPEG, this would also help.
Cheers!
Andy

 

[33dollars]

All these photos are good. But "harvesting" is absolutely gorgeous.