The Reason Its Called 'Redrock'
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Another uncanny Cany 143 marvel ..crap .., I will never catch up .. just awesome ..
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tjkraemer1
Loc: Maryland
Wow. How beautiful is that. Great job. Would you mind telling us less experienced students the process and gear used to take such an amazing shot. You obviously have a great eye/imagination for composing such a photo. Again, GREAT JOB!!!
Oct 17, 2018 07:41:03 #
Beautiful. So happy that I downloaded it to see all the fine detail and colors. Great shot! 
Oct 17, 2018 07:45:38 #
This is an amazing photo, Cany. The color, the clarity, the lighting, etc., etc. all combine to make this a stunning photo. The download is incredible. I love it!
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Oct 17, 2018 09:04:10 #
Was this a single shot and cropped, or many shots and stitched in a Pano program. It is a beauty!
Oct 17, 2018 09:14:07 #
Cany143
Loc: SE Utah
tjkraemer1 wrote:
Wow. How beautiful is that. Great job. Would you mind telling us less experienced students the process and gear used to take such an amazing shot. You obviously have a great eye/imagination for composing such a photo. Again, GREAT JOB!!!
Thanks; appreciate your comment. Equipment was a D610 Nikon and a 24mm AF Nikkor prime. The image itself is comprised of eight shots stitched together in LR. I think anyone who had been standing there and is a little practiced in making panos in LR (or any other image editor) would probably have 'seen' essentially the same shot/possibility. Its big, broad country, and a single shot would not have conveyed the scope of the scene and the light that was striking it.
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