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Welcome, and thanks for stopping in.
These photos are all from an old Nikon N2020 35 mm camera. The 12:24 wide angle lens is one I've used, some may say abused, frequently in this landscape, and this image is no exception. Here we stand in the mouth of the amphitheater. Even with the wide angle lens only a portion can be captured.
To the left of the notch high up the sandstone wall would be the POV from the last image. Hard to think of it being so thin at that notch looking at this vast mass of sandstone. Revealed here in the large dune there lies a bit of polished sandstone.
Thanks for all the wonderful comments on the previous post. A warm thank you for any that added it as a favorite.
Comments (14)
Faemike55
Great shot with wonderful colours! I think what really sets this image above the rest is the blue sky!
jocko500
wow nature wonders is super
DarkStormCrow
Excellent shot, nicely done...
frankie96
Great colors and the clarity of the rock textures really stands out...
blinkings
Very nice. My mate still has his old F-301. Thanks for including the info as well. It makes for an interesting read!
Richardphotos
another outstanding capture
prutzworks
ever thought of making pano's from single photo's with panoramic stitch software? nice shot again, like the 'hard'light
bimm3d
superb!!
Hubba1
Very cool shot :)
flavia49
wonderful picture!!
MrsLubner
The layers leading to the ridge with the blue sky beyond ... what a fabulous composition. This really is intriguing.
sandra46
excellent ccntrast of colors
adrie
Very beautiful landscape picture my friend, excellent capture.
myrrhluz
Another beauty. I like the branches. They remind me of a sparsely filled in beard. Excellent capture!