RMNP – The Outtakes
March 12, 2010 4 CommentsAs you may recall, the photo walk group for Denver made another sunrise attempt at RMNP at Bear and Sprauge lake last weekend. Since the sunrise wasn’t what we’d hoped (the weather doesn’t always cooperate in landscape photography), we journeyed on, and stopped at a really nice place for panos. While we were milling around, I did capture a few of the crew and some actually held some promise. Here are a few of the “RMNP Outtakes”:
Call me crazy, but I thought the outtakes were rather fun, and the last one for some reason is very compelling for me….what about everyone else? What are your thoughts? These photo walks sure are a great way to inspire the creative gene if you have the right mindset, and we have another one going on tomorrow back in our familiar haunt of downtown Denver, under the guidelines of “Embracing the Constraints” where all we get to shoot with are P&S and phone cameras. Yours truly is leading it, so if you have an inkling and are in the area, check out the site here: Denver Photowalk Group
If not, have a great weekend, happy shooting, and don’t forget to stop back in on Monday for yet more photography goodness.
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Awesome HDR images – very original.
.-= Greg Taylor´s last blog ..Photographer’s Tools of The Trade =-.
Me thinks the first and last images are really bad. At least on my screen with is profiled they look awful.
I like the idea of a photo walk group. I never thought of sitting with my tripod-hmmmm fuel for inspiration and getting that perfect shot.
Eric
I’d love to see the last image without the HDR – looks like an interesting shot.