Irrespective of what number of snow-covered mountains I’ve seen or photographed, I’m all the time photographing and having fun with new ones and even outdated ones that I see in numerous seasons or totally different occasions of the day. Devastatingly stunning with their curves, sharp edges, shadows and highlights. The snow making their sharp edges softer. Horny. Making a harmful mountain look welcoming – I need to attain out and embrace it.
Then there are the opposite parts that enrich the {photograph}. Pine timber. Inexperienced ones and dry brown ones. Blue shadows. Clear, scientific highlights. I battle with sustaining saturation ranges throughout such photos. The blues are simply TOO blue. If I scale back the saturation of your entire picture, then the greens and wealthy yellows additionally disappear. Fortunately, right now’s modifying instruments make it a lot simpler to stability saturation throughout totally different hues relatively exactly.
Snow-covered mountain photographed from the Banjara Valley Retreat, Sangla, Himachal Pradesh, Might 2023.
Nikon D810, Nikkor 70-200mm F2.8 lens. Shot handheld at F9, shutter 1/250, ISO 31 at 200mm. This picture is a mixture of 4 plates put collectively to create a panoramic view.
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