Joshua Tree day and night.
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Couple out of the 1300 I shot this past weekend.
Many more to PP.
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Many more to PP.
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I'm headed up to Joshua Tree for the first time on Friday! Hopefully I can capture something as nice as these!
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Thanks Guy's, It is a great place, it had been 11 years since my last visit.
Won't let that happen again.
CWSkopec, you really want to go in throught the 29 Palms entrance to Jumbo Rocks campground.
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Thanks for the tip!
If I remember right, our campsite is at Black Rocks campground, but we'll be there from Friday afternoon until whenever we decide to leave Sunday so I'm sure we'll have a chance to get over that way!
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On #1 I don't like the shadow cutting the boulder, you might have gotten there too late for the non shadow shot.
I agree. Great job!!
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I agree on the placment of the shot could have been better, but I had 2 things working against me, 1. it was pich dark out, and 2. I had one night out there when I was supposed to have 5, so I was kind of rushed yet I should have learned that even rushed, try to get at least one good shot and not just say to yourself, ok, what's next. Know what I mean?
It probably would have been better with the daylight framing, oh well, at least I can still crop.
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