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leftover ice.

leftover ice.

Posted by Howard F. (South Pasadena, Calif., United States) on 5 May 2009 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

where: cooper canyon in angeles national forest. calif.

can't believe we still have this much snow leftover from winter.

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Annie Viguié from Bordeaux, France

There is something furthermore in your black and white with regard to your colors, something that I like

5 May 2009 5:22am

dj.tigersprout from New York City, USA, United States

a beautiful scene, this -- snow, trees, and wilderness expanse!! love the b/w processing and the grain too!

5 May 2009 5:39am

Oly B from France

Great and beautiful landscape, nice post treatment !

5 May 2009 5:50am

k@ from Paris, France

The leftover light is gorgeous here, Howard ! Love it !

5 May 2009 8:14am

Picture Box from Fishers, United States

Beautiful shot. Very nice processing. Very nice Lighting. If you have post processed, please let us know what you did to help newbies like me. Thanks.

5 May 2009 1:26pm

@Picture Box: Thanks PB. I just turned this shot into a black and white. I use ACDSee's channel mixer and turned the already bright blue sky (which will be rendered black in channel-mixing) a big dark to bring out the foliage and snow. If you know Photoshop, you can do Channel Mixing as well.

Liang from San Francisco, United States

nice. i can't believe theres still snow in southern california! LOL, but i love this wide angle approach in BW!

5 May 2009 4:17pm

shallowregret from Kongsberg, Norway

we are finally rid of our snow, can´t believe you still have it. Great shot.

5 May 2009 7:26pm

grant from kansas city, United States

very fine - i like the stripe of road along the bottom.

5 May 2009 8:12pm

Nataly from Santa Monica, United States

Besides my cheers to this photo... Where is it???!!! How to you get there???

8 May 2009 5:14am

@Nataly: Cooper Canyon of Angelest Crest Hwy. HERE is the trail guide. There is also a waterfall in there, but we didn't find it.

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