Recent Southwest shots

ehughes

Hi folks, havn't been around much lately, life getting in the way of photography again :hung

Anyway, here are a few from my southwest trip in March.

Scott_Quier

Nothing showing in the post, yet I'm able to view the pics (at least the first one) by extracting the link and opening it in another window.

Do you have external links turned on?

dlplumer

Excellent set Ed. Mesa Arch is such a great spot. How many photogs were there when you shot? What time did you arrive? I got there at 4:30 AM and there were 20 togs already lined up.

Did you use a GND and/or blend exposures? Just curious.:D

Sam

Ed!!

Good to see your still vertical and above room temperature.

I still remember your wife, camera in hand, running down the road in Yosemite chasing a coyote, yelling coyote! coyote!

Also you diving into the woods chasing a bear. I followed at a very discreet distance hoping to pick up a free camera and a few lenses, but alas you weren't able to catch the bear. :cry

Sam

pathfinder

Glad to see you're back in the SouthWest shooting again, Ed.

I recognize the pictographs from Sego Canyon - Too bad they have been so abused over the years.

Punkybeth

Awesome shot of Mesa Arch! Great series...thanks for sharing! Now I need to book a trip out west!!!!

ehughes

dlplumer wrote: »

Excellent set Ed. Mesa Arch is such a great spot. How many photogs were there when you shot? What time did you arrive? I got there at 4:30 AM and there were 20 togs already lined up.

Did you use a GND and/or blend exposures? Just curious.:D

There were about 10 photographers there when I arrived. Got there about 45 minutes before sunrise, had only a few more show up. It wasn't too bad. Last year about the same time we had the place all to ourselves.

I blended the exposures on this shot. I think I was bracketing 5 shots.

bryanj87

Really nice job on the b/w's and the Mesa Arch shot. Awesome light in that last one!