Toroweap- well not exactly

anwmn1

A full write up of the adventure is still to come but I figured I could share a few crappy light landscapes :rolleyes

1. Old Barn outside of Kanab UT - we were looking for one of the old movie sets that is in the area. Never found it (just par for the course on this trip)


2. Some guys backyard- notice the trespassing photographer to the left


3. Entrance to Zion


4. Same tree from the South


5. A couple big horn sheep on the terraced layers of Zion



6. A couple little ones in the narrow valleys



7. Shawn at the North Rim


8. Gave Ryan my 2nd body so he could get a shot of me out on the edge. :thumb


9. Balancing Rock at Marble Canyon




**No Critiques needed- I know they suck** :tough


There is also a Journey thread now: http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?p=1168114#post1168114

thapamd

Love the reflections shot and the one of Shawn out on the ledge. It looks like y'all had a great time!

dseidman

Beautiful series. You're right about critiques not being needed, but you gave the wrong reason.

anwmn1

thapamd wrote:

Love the reflections shot and the one of Shawn out on the ledge. It looks like y'all had a great time!

Thank you sir. We indeed had a pretty good time given the circumstances- those pics still to come

anwmn1

dseidman wrote:

Beautiful series. You're right about critiques not being needed, but you gave the wrong reason.

Appreciate the kind words Danny.

Tango

look like some great images to me.... some guys backyard eh? rebels!
the only thing that sucked was that dang breakdown! so close but so far...

Nikolai

Nice "lemonade", ISO!

marcpro

I would have definitely needed a tripod on shot 8, my knees would have been shaking uncontrollably. Wow, that's quite the lookout - nothing in your way there. I hope it wasn't windy.
Marc

Eia

You are kidding...I would rejoice if I came home with these. Each one is treated so that it reflects a feeling of grandeur! But really, isn't a bad day in the field better than a good day at work?

dlplumer

If you really think these suck, than I have got to see what you think is good :

I think this series is great

Dan

PS: I love the sheep

anwmn1

Thanks everyone.

I have created a Journey thread with the story of the trip and the problems. It wsa an adventure where the events are more memorable than the photogrpahs but there is nothing wrong with that.

The Journey Thread

anwmn1

marcpro wrote:

I would have definitely needed a tripod on shot 8, my knees would have been shaking uncontrollably. Wow, that's quite the lookout - nothing in your way there. I hope it wasn't windy.
Marc

Tripod limits how close you can get. I sat right on the edge with my feet hanging over.

anwmn1

Eia wrote:

But really, isn't a bad day in the field better than a good day at work?

This is very very true. Which is why I am heading North in 2.5 hours!

schmoo

You guys covered a lot of ground! :O Totally necessary given all the amazing things to see in that part of the country. Awesome set and I now have to check your Journeys thread too...

kdog

No, not too sucky at all, Aaron. I said it before, and I'll say it again. You guys really made lemonade from lemons. I absolutely love the big horn sheep at Zion shot. That's a once-in-a-lifetime shot I reckon. The deer shot is also very nice.

Cheers,
-joel

anwmn1

schmoo wrote:

You guys covered a lot of ground! :O Totally necessary given all the amazing things to see in that part of the country. Awesome set and I now have to check your Journeys thread too...

Yeah- that is how the trips normally go. Toroweap was going to be a first for me with one location for multiple days. But....maybe next time.

anwmn1

kdog wrote:

No, not too sucky at all, Aaron. I said it before, and I'll say it again. You guys really made lemonade from lemons. I absolutely love the big horn sheep at Zion shot. That's a once-in-a-lifetime shot I reckon. The deer shot is also very nice.

Cheers,
-joel

Thanks Joel- It ended up being pretty decent. No deer here- the little ones are little big horns. I think Ryan was the only one that got a shot of the deer up at Jacobs Lake.