Uploading for your viewing pleasure.... c/c please!

C.Lloyd · Nov 1, 2007

San Luis Obispo California....

C.Lloyd · Nov 1, 2007

Oh, and this is one of my personal favorites....

Coldow91 · Nov 1, 2007

The last one is amazing! from the rock in the foreground to the colors of the sky everything is spot on.

Bevel Heaven · Nov 1, 2007

Questa Ridge on the first, Montana De Oro on the 2nd. gawd I miss living in SLO. MDO has THE BEST spots for sunsets..... :hugs:

C.Lloyd · Nov 2, 2007

Bevel Heaven said:
Questa Ridge on the first, Montana De Oro on the 2nd. gawd I miss living in SLO. MDO has THE BEST spots for sunsets..... :hugs:

Questa Ridge about 100 yards off the 101!

I'll post some more SLO for ya...

NikonLady52 · Nov 3, 2007

That 2nd one is outstanding.. Well done in my book. The exposure seems a bit off in the first..Mind sharing your exifs on them both?

C.Lloyd · Nov 6, 2007

NikonLady52 said:
That 2nd one is outstanding.. Well done in my book. The exposure seems a bit off in the first..Mind sharing your exifs on them both?

Most of the stuff I have has been shot on regular film, and I don't keep track of what pics were on what settings when I shot them. The first one isn't quite that dark in print, though.

Mesoam · Nov 6, 2007

more grainy than a jar of salt...

C.Lloyd · Dec 5, 2007

i'll give you that, they are grainy... that's what I get for shooting cheap 100 ISO film in low light. But I love the shots for their color. I have both of those hanging in my house at 11x14, and you don't notice the grain when you see it hanging on the wall.

The_Caper · Dec 5, 2007

The Second one is outstanding. Great job!

stubbsk · Dec 5, 2007

Gorgeous Colors, the first one is my favorite, it's really unique.

jchantelau · Dec 6, 2007

The second one is amazing. Nice work.

Steph · Dec 6, 2007

The first one is underexposed. Exposing for the foreground and using a neutral density graduated filter to hold details in the sky would certainly have helped.

The second one does not do anyhting to me: there is no real subject and the sky is blown on the right hand side. It would be better if there was something in the foregroung, like interesting rock formations, big boulders...