mesa arch

[RSL]

I put "the saturation slider" where ever I feel like putting it.

Who doesn't? But that doesn't show us where you put it with various pictures, Isaac. In fact it doesn't tell us anything. Photography is a visual art, Isaac. To instruct in photography you need to show examples.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I'm sorry you find this so difficult to understand -- I put "the saturation slider" where ever I feel like putting it.

I guess the alternative would be "I put the saturation slider where ever I don't feel like putting it, which is why I don't like any of my own photos."   

[Chris Calohan]

Well, I like it..as is regardless of the possible oversat under the arch. I've been there when you would be afraid to touch any part of it because it seemed to be on fire.

[Jason Denning]

When I was at arches national park I avoided Mesa Arch for the very reason that it is over shot, yes it's amazing but it's boring seeing the same pictures from there all the time.

Ha - lovely but yes, not quite original.  I saw another picture recently of the same scene (not as nice as yours) and my thought was I wonder if the photographer is miles from any other living being or he surrounded by others and the place full of tripod holes.  Well your iPhone snap answered that one.  There must be loads of other arched around though- aren't there.....?

Jim (green with envy)

[Jeremy Roussak]

When I was at arches national park I avoided Mesa Arch

Easy to do, really; it's in Canyonlands.

Jeremy

[muntanela]

When I was at arches national park I avoided Mesa Arch for the very reason that it is over shot, yes it's amazing but it's boring seeing the same pictures from there all the time.

Ha - lovely but yes, not quite original.  I saw another picture recently of the same scene (not as nice as yours) and my thought was I wonder if the photographer is miles from any other living being or he surrounded by others and the place full of tripod holes.  Well your iPhone snap answered that one.  There must be loads of other arched around though- aren't there.....?

Jim (green with envy)

Obviously the first (very good) photo receives its meaning from the second. These photos remind us that even when you think you are completely alone in the wilderness, you are accompanied by the virtual crowd of the photographers. All of us are clichés, not just our photos.

[Isaac]

Show us! Just talking about it doesn't convey any useful information.

Suffice it to say that "talking about it" is exactly what your posts in this discussion thread have done.

[Christoph C. Feldhaim]

Suffice it to say that "talking about it" is exactly what your posts in this discussion thread have done.

I must say, they have really well programmed your evasion module ...