Posted by Thomas Skolik on December 19, 2006 at 5:54 PM
Here I am presenting my last version of the Delicate ARche.
I hope you like it at least a little bit. Had a few problems cathing the sunset, but I was trying to do my best.
Ok guys, have to go to bed , here in germany it is late :).
I will be back in Colorado mid february, so keep uploading a few more pics from colorado, I am kind of homesick :) :)
Posted by Robbie George on December 19, 2006 at 9:40 PM
Great Starburst! One of the best images I have seen of Delicate. Nice cloud cover as well. The only nit would be the halos in the dark areas created by the sun. A little photoshop would clean this up. Nice capture. Robbie George
I like this shot - nice light on The Bloomers (one of the early names for DA ), beautiful sunburst, and interesting clouds.
Not that you can do anything about it now but I think this shot could have been truly spectacular if you shot it with your camera a foot or two off the ground. The intended effect would be to reduce the dark canyon area, increase the interesting, textured sky and to set off the entire arch with the contrast between its reds/oranges and the blue/gray clouds.
That being said, I do recall your previous discussion of the weather and I certainly understand how a severely limited time frame can impede the flow of creative juices.
Thanks for sharing,
Posted by Dan Walters on December 20, 2006 at 6:40 AM
Great shot!
Posted by James H Egbert on December 20, 2006 at 10:29 AM
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4 repliesI hope you like it at least a little bit. Had a few problems cathing the sunset, but I was trying to do my best.
Ok guys, have to go to bed , here in germany it is late :).
I will be back in Colorado mid february, so keep uploading a few more pics from colorado, I am kind of homesick :) :)
I like this shot - nice light on The Bloomers (one of the early names for DA
Not that you can do anything about it now but I think this shot could have been truly spectacular if you shot it with your camera a foot or two off the ground. The intended effect would be to reduce the dark canyon area, increase the interesting, textured sky and to set off the entire arch with the contrast between its reds/oranges and the blue/gray clouds.
That being said, I do recall your previous discussion of the weather and I certainly understand how a severely limited time frame can impede the flow of creative juices.
Thanks for sharing,