I'm SLOOOWLY making my way through my digitals from Rich and Kalin's adventure to Page in February. Here is a little different perspective from Laurent's shot at an earlier time of day. This is the better of my digital shots. Unfortunately most of my 4x5s of this locaiton suffered from my inability to focus properly before sunrise. I do have a 4x5 of this perspective that I look forward to working with.
Critiques are welcome as usual. I sure respect and appreciate the talent here!
Stats: Canon 20D, Tamron 28-75mm @ 63mm, F13 1/60 ISO 400
Processed through DXO and Lightroom for lens corrections, color, saturation/vibrancy and cropping.
Wow, the shadows look just a little too dark in this jpeg version. The original is lighter but I may take another look at that. Tell me what you think.
Rich, what did you get from here? Anything you like?
This is pretty sweet, Kalin. I love the flow of rock in this; that foreground formation feels like a petrified waterfall. I agree with you on the shadows - if you can open them up a little, it will lend better balance to the image.
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8 repliesI'm SLOOOWLY making my way through my digitals from Rich and Kalin's adventure to Page in February. Here is a little different perspective from Laurent's shot at an earlier time of day. This is the better of my digital shots. Unfortunately most of my 4x5s of this locaiton suffered from my inability to focus properly before sunrise. I do have a 4x5 of this perspective that I look forward to working with.
Critiques are welcome as usual. I sure respect and appreciate the talent here!
Stats: Canon 20D, Tamron 28-75mm @ 63mm, F13 1/60 ISO 400
Processed through DXO and Lightroom for lens corrections, color, saturation/vibrancy and cropping.
Rich, what did you get from here? Anything you like?