Horse Shoe Bend in Dead Horse Point State Park: This is my first post. and I am posting a fifteen image pano of Horse Shoe Bend. My wife and I just returned from eighteen days visiting...

grandpaw

This is my first post. and I am posting a fifteen image pano of Horse Shoe Bend. My wife and I just returned from eighteen days visiting National and State parks in Wyoming and Utah. We visited seven or eight parks and it was amazing. I might add that these images were taken hand held and this is my first attempt at making a pano picture.
Nikon D500 using a Tamron 24-70mm lens shot at 24mm in portrait position. Settings are ISO 400, F13, 1/250 sec

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ebbote Loc: Hockley, Texas

Very good pano Jeff.

charlienow Loc: Hershey, PA

Cool

loosecanon Loc: Central Texas

Very nice picture except for the setting Jeff Impey Photography in the southwest sky. Is it possible to remove that from your otherwise excellent panorama?

Jakebrake Loc: Broomfield, Colorado

grandpaw wrote:

This is my first post. and I am posting a fifteen image pano of Horse Shoe Bend. My wife and I just returned from eighteen days visiting National and Sate parks in Wyoming and Utah. We visited seven or eight parks and it was amazing. I might add that these images were taken hand held and this is my first attempt at making a pano picture.
Nikon D500 using a Tamron 24-70mm lens shot at 24mm in portrait position. Settings are ISO 400, F13, 1/250 sec

Nice pano Jeff! Been there and it is awesome. BTW, I absolutely love my Tamron 24-70 G2 on my Canon's, and wish I had this one for my trip to Moab a couple of years ago. Possibly the sharpest lens in my bag! Well done 👍

rgrenaderphoto Loc: Hollywood, CA

grandpaw wrote:

This is my first post. and I am posting a fifteen image pano of Horse Shoe Bend. My wife and I just returned from eighteen days visiting National and State parks in Wyoming and Utah. We visited seven or eight parks and it was amazing. I might add that these images were taken hand held and this is my first attempt at making a pano picture.
Nikon D500 using a Tamron 24-70mm lens shot at 24mm in portrait position. Settings are ISO 400, F13, 1/250 sec

Nice, you found a different way to image Horseshoe Bend rather than head on like zillions of other photographers.

Retired CPO Loc: Travel full time in an RV

Very nice on download!

Swamp-Cork Loc: Lanexa, Virginia

Awesome pano, Grandpaw!

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

Very nice work, Jeff. The only thing that ruins it is the blatant and obnoxious watermark in the upper right hand corner. Not that its placement could be improved. It would look just as ugly located anywhere within that rather gorgeous scene.
--Bob

grandpaw wrote:

This is my first post. and I am posting a fifteen image pano of Horse Shoe Bend. My wife and I just returned from eighteen days visiting National and State parks in Wyoming and Utah. We visited seven or eight parks and it was amazing. I might add that these images were taken hand held and this is my first attempt at making a pano picture.
Nikon D500 using a Tamron 24-70mm lens shot at 24mm in portrait position. Settings are ISO 400, F13, 1/250 sec