Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: sierraman on July 01, 2015, 12:32:04 am
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......it's been shot a million times (mostly by me), but it's still a fun place to photograph if you are in Page area.
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Love the light and colour. I have never been there (probably never will) so I don't know if it is possible to shoot this scene without the rock intrusions in the foreground?
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......it's been shot a million times (mostly by me), but it's still a fun place to photograph if you are in Page area.
I like it, the sky is wonderful. While it's a popular vista, I also went there quite a few times and always enjoy the place.
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Love the light and colour. I have never been there (probably never will) so I don't know if it is possible to shoot this scene without the rock intrusions in the foreground?
It's probably almost impossible as the cliffs are not vertical. Some photographers crawl to the very edge but it's a risky business. ;)
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Love the light and colour
+1
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iPhones are really starting to compete with DSLRs. Too bad it still blows highlights too easily ;)
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It's probably almost impossible as the cliffs are not vertical. Some photographers crawl to the very edge but it's a risky business. ;)
An ideal scenario for a drone...
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Thanks to all for looking. This is as close to the edge as I wanted to get. I need a DSLR "Selfie Stick". :)
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An ideal scenario for a drone...
Yes, indeed and without taking any physical risk!
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I would be severely disappointed if I went back to horseshoe bend to see and hear a drone zooming about.
During great light- early and late- the tourist mobs are not there. It is a wonderful serene place, and I for one hope it stays that way.
I was in upper antelope canyon a couple of years ago and some TV Crew had permission to fly a drone in the canyon. Truly detracted from the experience.
Gary
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In not so distant future, the only visitors to such remote places will be... drones. We will be able to fly them from the comfort of our home, even half way across the globe (just like the army does today), watching it on our floor-to-ceiling, paper-thin screens. Ground maintenance robots will be dispatched occasionally to clean after an accidental drone collision.
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In not so distant future, the only visitors to such remote places will be... drones. We will be able to fly them from the comfort of our home, even half way across the globe (just like the army does today), watching it on our floor-to-ceiling, paper-thin screens. Ground maintenance robots will be dispatched occasionally to clean after an accidental drone collision.
Good one.
Jim
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…Ground maintenance robots will be dispatched occasionally to clean after an accidental drone collision.
Yes and also diving robots to get drones out of Grand Prismatic (http://www.yellowstonepark.com/2014/08/drone-crashes-grand-prismatic-pool/)… ;)
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I don't like that you cut off the river at the bottom of the image. Another couple of inches with your camera would have made this work. Everything else is nice though.
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hmmm... ???
Water level looks about 10-20 feet lower than normal too.
SG
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hmmm... ???
Water level looks about 10-20 feet lower than normal too.
SG
Maybe we can send drones up to check if that's caused by global warming.
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Great photo - I, for one, don't tire of seeing this view.
I would be severely disappointed if I went back to horseshoe bend to see and hear a drone zooming about.
During great light- early and late- the tourist mobs are not there. It is a wonderful serene place, and I for one hope it stays that way.
I was in upper antelope canyon a couple of years ago and some TV Crew had permission to fly a drone in the canyon. Truly detracted from the experience.
Gary
Sadly, it's a future that is here now. Hopefully, someone will come up with a personal drone jamming device.
BTW - I just Googled and found this (http://observer.com/2014/09/cyborg-unplug-is-a-personal-jammer-against-drones-glassholes/) and this (http://www.qrz.ru/schemes/contribute/security/jammers/drone-jammer.pdf) (read the disclaimer).
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or learn how to use a slingshot!