Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: neways on March 05, 2012, 05:30:39 pm
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Recently I went to Bryce Canyon to photograph the snow scene there. On the way back I drove a small section of the famous "Hole in the Rock" and found this lovely place called Devil's Garden. There are many interesting rock formation by the picnic area. I shot a few and will definitely go back for sunset and sunrise shots.
John
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nice shots, #1 for me
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These are nice, but the sky is too blue and the lighting a bit harsh. I am not questioning the veracity of the images, but in this case it appears that you may have been victim of too much of a good thing. That sky is distractingly dark.
I like the juxtaposition of the gray and dried out tree against the red rocks.
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Thanks for the comments. I may not have to use PL in such a deep blue sky. I will try to fix it in PS.
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Thanks for the comments. I may not have to use PL in such a deep blue sky. I will try to fix it in PS.
Very nice images and I have to agree about the sky, it's too dark/saturated. One has to be very careful in that kind of conditions. Fixing a sky might not be that easy if the shots were made with wide lenses and a polarizer.
Here, you should have no problem with Photoshop…
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#2 is Metate Arch.
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#1 for me, too. I like that deep blue. I like the textured foreground, and, of course, the wonderful shape of the rock. A very nice composition. A nice relationship of the different parts.