Third one is really gorgeous, for me
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Third one is really gorgeous, for me
Wow, thanks so much! I agree the red filter really made the second shot. I used it in the first shot too, but the sky wasn't as blue; it had a more hazy look to it so the effect wasn't as pronounced.Quote:
Originally Posted by McCoy
Love that second one!Quote:
Originally Posted by John Layton
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I thought I was looking down into a forgotten stretch of the Grand Canyon, and the Colorado River.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Layton
Uncanny... here is a color shot I took of the same cracked wall in Zion. Great minds think alike?? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by John Layton
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Wow, either the most photographed canyon wall in the world, or a miraculous coincidence.Quote:
Originally Posted by biedron
Either way, one of you must have noticed the other's tripod holes!
Maybe you both even used the same lens. ;^)
That is what happens when you let the guide direct you. The ones I ran into wanted more cash to go to "restricted" areas.
I was there about a month ago. Too many friggin people on both upper and lower. Parking lot was overflowing. I tried to find a southern route into there without success. Never got near the canyons. Too far south. I did go downstream to the boat ramp. Water was way down.
Love these! Especially the first 3, the 3rd is my favorite.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Layton
I no longer own the Steve Simmons View Camera book, but I believe maybe there is an image in there of this crack, taken by Gordon Hutchings of some kind of pyro developer "fame."Quote:
Originally Posted by biedron