A couple weeks ago I was in Moab, Utah during the snow. I took 7 shots 4 of which are nice (I have'nt spun up the scanner for the others yet). For all of us that frequent the Moab area you know that it is an amazing treat to see snow actually sticking to the ground. There was actually so much snow coming down that I only got a limited amount of time to shoot. This shot is of the Fiery Furnace area in Arches National Park.
Now the action to make these frames. I believe I found the right action on my computer. I don't want to leave a link directly to it from here so if you are interested just shoot me an email and I'll send you the link on my site to get the action.
Wisner 4x5
Nikon 210mm W
Velvia 50
Howtek Drumscan
Nice shot - congratulations! Love the frame, also.
Ken
Posted by Roger Rouch on March 29, 2006 at 11:55 PM
I like the photo very much. The red rock really stands out against the snow. The arching rock formation in the background is interesting helps the composition. A very tasteful frame as well.
Posted by Les Barstow on March 30, 2006 at 12:08 AM
Great contrast between the red rock and the white snow. Love it when the snow sticks to just the right things like that.
Awesome shot Rich. Always wanted to take a trip to Utah / Grand Canyon or something and catch some fresh snow on the rocks. Sounds like a very unique shot for Moab!
Thanks for the frame action, will try it out tonight.
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5 repliesNow the action to make these frames. I believe I found the right action on my computer. I don't want to leave a link directly to it from here so if you are interested just shoot me an email and I'll send you the link on my site to get the action.
Wisner 4x5
Nikon 210mm W
Velvia 50
Howtek Drumscan
RichieV
Ken
Thanks for the frame action, will try it out tonight.