Trip to Cortez, Canyon of the Ancients and Valley of the Gods: Here's a little sampler from my trip down to meet Wayne Keene of UHH. From the Valley of the Gods, Utah' I will print a...

greymule Loc: Colorado

Here's a little sampler from my trip down to meet Wayne Keene of UHH.

From the Valley of the Gods, Utah'

I will print a series of images from the trip with a bit of travelogue as I look at and develop the images.

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Noise Reduction and a little toning

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tramsey Loc: Texas

WOW!! I can hardly wait for the travelogue.

pianist38 Loc: Nebraska

Very beautiful.

Sirius_one Loc: S.F. Bay Area

Gorgeous.

Ronbo Loc: Okanagan falls BC. Canada

greymule wrote:

Here's a little sampler from my trip down to meet Wayne Keene of UHH.

From the Valley of the Gods, Utah'

I will print a series of images from the trip with a bit of travelogue as I look at and develop the images.

Beautiful.

Psergel Loc: New Mexico

These are magnificent!
I see you used a manual 30sec exposure. Did you use some metering method or best guess?

sammywoody Loc: Moncks Corner, SC

So beautiful

jwhphotos Loc: Maryland

greymule wrote:

Here's a little sampler from my trip down to meet Wayne Keene of UHH.

From the Valley of the Gods, Utah'

I will print a series of images from the trip with a bit of travelogue as I look at and develop the images.

Excellent! Nothing else needs to be said

Jim Carter Loc: Momence, Il.

Wall hanger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

carlysue Loc: Columbus

these are awesome,greymule! You and Wayne together---I will be eager to see what images you will post, both of you have keen eyes for color and landscape in the West U.S. and masters of composition.

waykee7 Loc: Cortez, Colorado

greymule wrote:

Here's a little sampler from my trip down to meet Wayne Keene of UHH.

From the Valley of the Gods, Utah'

I will print a series of images from the trip with a bit of travelogue as I look at and develop the images.

These are very good!
Wayne

Irvingite Charles Loc: Irving, Tx

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greymule Loc: Colorado

Psergel wrote:

These are magnificent!
I see you used a manual 30sec exposure. Did you use some metering method or best guess?

I used a sort of standard starting place of ISO 1600 and a 20 sec exposure, D810, 24-120 f4 lens. I didn't have enough time to fully light the monument so I upped it to 30 sec. I was using a powerful Stinger flashlight (rechargeable). The monument was about 250 yards away. Thanks for looking and the kind comment.

I was beat and tried going to sleep, but as I was lying in my tent with just nylon screen and the tent screen doors open looking at the magnificent dark sky and stars, I realized I was blowing a prime opportunity to try some light painting.

It was a gorgeous night.

greymule Loc: Colorado

Irvingite wrote:

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Thanks so much to everyone for looking and commenting. You guys rock. :thumbup: :thumbup: