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Yale Glacier
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Uploaded: 10/16/11 2:43 PM GMT
Yale Glacier
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College Fjord, Alaska, USA. 20 miles long and 2 miles wide, the Yale Glacier is situated to the right of the Harvard Glacier. Enjoy! Note: The shoreline curves sharply on the right. Use the mountains for horizon balance.
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I've said it on many occasions before. To determine whether an image is tilted or not, a real vertical oject is needed as a reference point. This image lacks for such a reference point. Therefore I agree with you Thad to use the mountains as an alternative for a rough determinaton. It shows cleartly that Rob is not right in his above comment about a tilted horizon.
Thanks for another splendid post.
Regards, Cornelius.
Thanks for another splendid post.
Regards, Cornelius.
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Stunning view and capture!Love the combination of green and blues!Great place!
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This is sunning as are all of your photos from here.I might have straightened this anyway , I do think it would be an improvement.A beauty Thad !
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You have captured the grandeur of our 49th state as well as it can be captured Thad. What a purchase for a little over seven million.
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TicK
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Cameras are like people--sometimes they lose focus.
This shot has some different post photo treatment that I don't recall seeing from you, Thad. Maybe it's just the bottle of tequila I just finished, but this shot seems to have a slightly painted quality to it. The detail is still there but not as pronounced. I would say that you have romanticized this shot. Whatever you did or didn't do, on my monitor this shot is outstanding. Well worth a "fave" and then some.
Roger
Roger
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I may be schizophrenic, but at least I have each other.
You maged to control the exposure on this..otherwise the white balance would have spoil it!...
A difficult shot, snapped good
A difficult shot, snapped good
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Gorgeous shot, Thad. When I look up the middle of that glacier, I think of a ski slope. Imagine skiing down this hill! Glad you said that about the horizon because you know someone would have questioned it.
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Finally I have something critical to say about one of the captures in this series. I just think judging from the shoreline that the shot is leaning just a little to the right. It is a beautiful capture and that is so minor that it doesnt even matter. I love it and would love it anywhere in my home.
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Billy
Another excellent capture of the glaciers and mountains, Thad. Great looking sky and nice colours in the photo.
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The difference between a bad artist and a good one is: the bad artist seems to copy a great deal; the good one really does. ~William Blake
Magnificent capture of this huge glacier, this should be used by the travel agencies showing the beauty of Alaska
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don't know if its me but I think the horizen is of tilts to the right I think.
Rob