Wolf Creek Upstream Wood Print

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Wolf Creek Upstream
Omaste Witkowski owFotoGrafik.com

See how the water and rocks have different color tones than the downstream shot of this same creek. The light and shade make for more light.
I took this photograph on the Methow Vally community trail system. I stopped on the wolf creek bridge and left my bike for a minute. This trail system is truly amazing. Spanning Mazama to Winthrop and lots of places in between and beyond. http://www.mvsta.com/index.html

This photograph was taken while I was on a bike ride near Winthrop Wa (Washington State), in the beautiful Methow Valley. The Methow is a small jewel of an area not too far from Seattle in the Pacific Northwest. Okanogan County is such a great place to live for all of the sunshine and outdoors recreation.

I started with a digital photograph and used a HDR process to tone map the light. Then I applied a finishing oil paint layer to add texture to the overall image. I did some tonal work to even...

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