Thanks man. And you aren’t lying. The wife and I were talking about that exact point. We knew it was going to be cool and worth the experience. But it blew us away. We were in awe just standing there.
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Bryce/Zion > Grand Canyon (at least during a quick stop, I think being in it would be another story)
These are not my shots (I haven't been back since becoming a photographer)
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I was lucky to ride an excursion plane thru the canyon... there were about 10 of us...
they landed somewhere in the canyon and trucked us nearby to a viewing area... there are no words
they landed somewhere in the canyon and trucked us nearby to a viewing area... there are no words
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Back in the 80's, went all the way down on the mules and spent the night at Phantom Ranch. Sunset and Sunrise from the bottom. No. Words.
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ShowMeBuck
You know what? Chicken butt.
6 day trip to the Boundary Waters last summer with my son.
Damn nice fish. And he tasted good too.
That pic made the local paper which thrilled my son.
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shetuck
What do you need water for, Sunshine?
I travel a lot (for work). Usually the people I'm with want to go see touristy sites... I can't stand touristy stuff, so I go off on my own and try and take pictures (mostly) that you won't find on a postcard or on the net on everybody's facebook or instagram or whatever...
Some of the stuff is kinda cliche - I like alleyways and doors and windows. I like natural light and shadows. I also like sharp contrasts in shapes and themes and symbols. And, of course, there are always funny signs and hatchet-to-the-forehead kinds of images that catch my eye.
Here's a picture I took at the Suzhou Museum (famous because of architect I M Pei).
Here's another hilarious (to me) picture of a couple older Chinese women taking selfies at the Great Wall, while some little boy fiddles with a thousands-year-old doorstop!
A few from the Shibaozhai Temple at the Three Gorges on the Yangtze River:
Some of the stuff is kinda cliche - I like alleyways and doors and windows. I like natural light and shadows. I also like sharp contrasts in shapes and themes and symbols. And, of course, there are always funny signs and hatchet-to-the-forehead kinds of images that catch my eye.
Here's a picture I took at the Suzhou Museum (famous because of architect I M Pei).
Here's another hilarious (to me) picture of a couple older Chinese women taking selfies at the Great Wall, while some little boy fiddles with a thousands-year-old doorstop!
A few from the Shibaozhai Temple at the Three Gorges on the Yangtze River:
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Some more of the shots while I was at the Grand Canyon
This one I wish I would have taken multiple exposures of to get a better picture of the tree, I took as I was sitting there not really thinking about the shot it could become, but this sky was ridiculously cool to see the transition...
Then finally another panorama I took. I love these panorama shots. I have one more I am working on too, but I love the sun setting, the clouds in the sky, and colors on the rocks...
I will share my Vegas pictures in a few days too. Like to hear your guys feedback on these.
This one I wish I would have taken multiple exposures of to get a better picture of the tree, I took as I was sitting there not really thinking about the shot it could become, but this sky was ridiculously cool to see the transition...
Then finally another panorama I took. I love these panorama shots. I have one more I am working on too, but I love the sun setting, the clouds in the sky, and colors on the rocks...
I will share my Vegas pictures in a few days too. Like to hear your guys feedback on these.
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Cool, man. The Romper Room is thataway ---->
Beautiful GC pics though - looking forward to making it there some day.
We have Yellowstone on tap for next summer.
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