Mark Holbrook  


Glacier Bay by Mark Holbrook

March 2025 - Glacier Bay

About the Image(s)

This shot was made with a Canon EOS R5 with an EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L II at f/22 for 1/250 sec. the photo was converted to B&W in LR. I adjusted the size to fit the groups requirement, and increased the contrast just slightly. I also masked the nearby Island and bluff on the right and increased the exposure a bit. I also dehazed a bit to improve clarity.


5 comments posted




Mark Lieberman   Mark Lieberman
A nicely layered monochrome landscape image with varied tones and textures that create a sense of depth in the image. I would suggest a slight crop in the water in the foreground. Also, I would like to see more detail in the island.   Posted: 03/10/2025 11:53:24



Barbara Asacker   Barbara Asacker
Nice landscape shot, Mark. Well composed with a great depth of field. I like the dramatic sky. The sky appears to be noisy. Perhaps I would reduce the noise a bit. Nicely done.   Posted: 03/10/2025 18:56:38



Peter Elliston   Peter Elliston
Mark, this a well-taken landscape with plenty of mood and balance. I'm happy with the lack of detail on the island as that is replicated by the land mass on the right. Yes, I think a small crop off the base would help and working on the noise in the sky.   Posted: 03/12/2025 09:32:18



Maude Svensson   Maude Svensson
This is a very beautiful landscape picture and because it is in Black and White, it allows for a clearer view of the beautiful forms, shapes and tones. It is further strengthened by its layered composition, I lost counting how many layers but for sure divided into four distinct areas of layers - water, mountains, island, and sky. It is very well balanced and by looking at the image, one feels calm and contemplative. At the same time, there are distinct areas that particularly catch one's eye, for example the little island with its ragged and uneven pine trees, the fantastic cloudscapes, and the wonderfully faded tones of the mountain ridge in the background. It is truly a lovely scene. Depending on how much post-processing one's heart and brain tolerate, one could experiment with how the picture would look if one removed a few of the small islands/rocks in the midground to enhance separation.   Posted: 03/14/2025 17:36:03



Robin Mellor   Robin Mellor
Wonderful layering in this landscape. The sea, the island, two layers of mountains and more layers of cloud. Wonderful. I like the contrast of this image and yet you have not lost the detail in the darkest parts. Lovely. Perfect black and white.   Posted: 03/20/2025 18:53:17



 

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