Marshgrass in the ice at Lubberland Creek preserve in Newmarket, NH. Shot with the OM 90mm f2 legacy lens at probably f11 or 16. I was entranced by the light, the color combination and the strange almost abstract quality of this little slice of the marsh.
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Lr procressed for wb adjustment and the usual inputs for contrast, clarity, texture, sharpness & nr. Also a little color management - luminance changes for the orange and blue channels.
It’s a good looking section of marsh and grass Kris. The side lighting really lights up the grasses. The gold does seem too strong, even for early/late light.
Kris, I like the stepping back into the distance feel of this. Nicely seen. I also like that you cut the grasses off in the top so we don’t see anything else.
Thanks @Mark_Seaver, @David_Bostock & @Gary_Minish - I admit to cranking the color sliders a little here, but not as much as you’d think. To offset a little, I increased the luminance in the orange and/or yellow channel as well. Salt marshes are so incredible and special. I miss them.