Thanks for your comments on my recent Yosemite Trees images. I have more! But will give you a break. This one is near polar opposite, yet captured less than 15 miles from where the snowy images were captured. The Merced River canyon becomes inflamed with yellow/green mosses and vegetation. As snow continues to dump in the Valley (even right now) and rain continues to pour in California, water is seeping out everywhere! The canyon walls are littered with temporary water falls and the dangers of rock slides are very real.
As always all comments, critiques and suggestions welcome.
What technical feedback would you like if any?
Processing. I think rendering the yellow/greens of vibrant moss is one of the most difficult processing challenges. What do you think of the color, sat, hue and general processing?
What artistic feedback would you like if any?
Composition?
Any pertinent technical details:
Nikon D800E, Tamron 70-200/f2.8 @100mm f/16 1.3s 2-image focus stack