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Photographer Bradley Prue  Bradley Prue {Karma:30678}
Project N/A Camera Model Nikon N90S
Categories Landscape
Film Format
Portfolio Sierra Nevada Mountains
Lens Tamron 28-300
Uploaded 1/18/2004 Film / Memory Type Fuji 200sp
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 440 Shutter
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Critiques 9 Rating
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About The view from near the summit of Red Slate Mtn., Sierra Nevada range.
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Phil M Phil M   {K:11526} 1/29/2004
Hello! Thanks for all your kind comments on my recent shots; sorry I haven't responded until now, I've been a bit busy of late! I'll spend some time having a look through your portfolio in the near future, but this landscape caught my eye straight away! Looks like a wonderful spot, but the image seems to be a bit tilted? Regards! :)

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Bradley Prue Bradley Prue   {K:30678} 1/23/2004
Miguel, thanks. This is near the summit of Red Slate Mountain, on the California/Nevada border, only a few mountains east of Yosemite Nat'l Park. It's in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range; if you ever have the opportunity to visit/hike, DO IT!!! ....Brad

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miguel marchand2   {K:200} 1/22/2004
wow!!!! where is that?

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Eduardo Bernardes   {K:8999} 1/20/2004
Excellent. Wonderful view.
Great shot!!
Congrats, Eduardo

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B:)liana    {K:30945} 1/19/2004
Wow.. this is great. love the view of the viewer ;-) kiss, biliaan

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Dan Arthur   {K:4280} 1/18/2004
What a great view and photo. The biggest mistake you made was leaving that place! I like the photo very much, but the colors look a little odd. I agree that a wider lens and a polorizer would have helped. Regardless, nice work. Regards, Dan

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George Marks   {K:15437} 1/18/2004
Brad, you've got another great one here. What I find fascinating about photographs is seeing in the image what it took for the photographer to get where he could get the shot. You are real good at getting there.

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Carolyn Wiesbrock   {K:14051} 1/18/2004
What a view!

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Jim Goldstein   {K:21230} 1/18/2004
A bit of a wider angle would work wonders here. The person soaking in the view is a little close to the edge of the frame and the highlights are very hot. His hat and the snow are very bright. They say the eye focuses on the brightest spot in a photo so you should be sensitive to this when taking your photos. In this case I do think it detracts a bit. Perhaps a circular polarizer would have helped. It would also help saturate some of the color. Great view.

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