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This is a discussion on Views of Gibraltar Mountain within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Hiked along the Sheep River to Gibraltar Mountain (elev. 2665 m.) in Kananaskis Country, Alberta. Mike...
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Hiked along the Sheep River to Gibraltar Mountain (elev. 2665 m.) in Kananaskis Country, Alberta. Mike
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Both excellent compositions! Awesome country to be hiking in!
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beautiful captures Mike, as MA stated excellent compositions!
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I agree. beautiful country!
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Well done. Love them both but the nod goes to #2. Love the river in the foreground here.
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Another vote her for #2, but both are beautifully composed shots. Very well taken.
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Thanks for the comments. Not that it makes a difference but I did cross a mountain stream in my bare feet to get the first shot. Mike
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wow great area! I like the comp of the second one. Maybe a little less hdr but besides of that great take!
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Let me ride on this bandwagon as well! Both shots are wonderfully composed.
Shot 2 gets that ohhhs and ahhhs, but the colour, simplicity, sharpness and processing in shot 1 is superior overall imo.
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