I spent six days in Death Valley last week, with limited desireable photo ops. This was the exception. At 4PM, I was expecting nothing great when I walked out to this famous viewpoint. Man, was I surprised to find the sweetest light and sky conditions. I was shooting the full 360 degrees around me for some time. Enjoy....
Canon 1Ds MK3, 16-35L II. I'm really starting to see the excellence of this new combo.
Posted by Lon Overacker on January 17, 2008 at 6:38 PM
Jeffrey,
That sunstar really makes this a bit unique from this viewpoint. The light does indeed look sweet and warm; a bonus since most of the time in DV the light is "hot."
Great sky, great landscape view.
Lon
Posted by Nelcha Cross on January 18, 2008 at 11:50 PM
Very nice Jeffrey..Glad it came together for you!
Very nice balanced composition also....
and the clouds were a nice touch! ....along with the Sunstar.
Kudos.
in gratitude,
Nelcha
Posted by Greg Cope on January 20, 2008 at 7:20 PM
Beautiful image Jeffrey. That is some incredible light, and what a sky to complement that landscape.
Posted by Cory Freeman on January 23, 2008 at 1:30 AM
Those clouds really add a three dimensional effect to the image. Nice one Jeffrey!
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4 repliesCanon 1Ds MK3, 16-35L II. I'm really starting to see the excellence of this new combo.
That sunstar really makes this a bit unique from this viewpoint. The light does indeed look sweet and warm; a bonus since most of the time in DV the light is "hot."
Great sky, great landscape view.
Lon
Very nice balanced composition also....
and the clouds were a nice touch! ....along with the Sunstar.
Kudos.
in gratitude,
Nelcha