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Joe Decker is a California-based nature photographer, author and educator focusing on the power and beauty of the high latitudes.


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Liminal Seasonality

June 24, 2015

Winter is coming, even as autumn continues to provide color, fog gives way to snow, a waterfall, and trees. This is definitely another image that benefits from being seen big, the scale of the waterfall and trees are hard to take in in a web thumbnail.

The trickiest big in post processing was a hot spot on one of the cliffs on the left, it still needs a tiny bit of additional tweaking, but I've worked to preserve the feel of the real light without having a less interesting part of the image take on an undue importance. Details matter.

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