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05-JUL-2005	Breland

Artist Point DSC_2278sm.jpg

Yellowstone Wyo

Artist point or the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. Probably the most photographed spot in Yellowstone Park. It is totally beautiful no matter which angle you see it at.

Nikon D70 ,Nikkor 55-200mm f/4-5.6G ED AF-S DX
1/1000s f/5.6 at 175.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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All images copyrighted by Breland J. Clement . May not be used, linked or copied without my consent. Thanks for viewing.

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Guest		18-Oct-2005 22:20
Excellent image!......Mac Uk

Paul Dovie Jr		17-Jul-2005 00:54
Awesome view, I will have to do this trip soon.

fotabug		16-Jul-2005 19:07
Wonderful. I want to go to Yellowstone. Now!

Guest		14-Jul-2005 01:23
Oh - wow. Fantastic shot.

Di		14-Jul-2005 00:16
Yep, my most favorite stop in the figure 8! Photos just don't do it justice though. That being said, this is one of the best photos I've seen of it! Great job, Bre! Just 4 more weeks and we're all taking photos together...can't wait!

sschex		13-Jul-2005 22:22
Love the range of colors! Great shot!

Lee Rudd		13-Jul-2005 19:33
Beautiful view... my memory was how difficult this was to expose well, but you have done a great job

petesie		13-Jul-2005 18:06
The light you captured is beautiful, and I can almost hear the roar. Well done.

Robin Reid		13-Jul-2005 13:46
Excellent work Bre. You managed to get some difficult lighting well balanced. Stunning shot.

Guest		13-Jul-2005 11:19
wow STUNNING! voted

Karen Stuebing		13-Jul-2005 09:32
You've certainly done justice to it and this is one of the best I've seen. The scale you've captured here is incredible. That waterfall looks gigantic!

Steven Jusczyk		13-Jul-2005 05:27
Great capture!

Mindy McNaugher		13-Jul-2005 03:46
Stunning image! You have really captured the power of that water! Love it! Vote!

Guest		13-Jul-2005 03:36
nice

Guest		13-Jul-2005 03:19
Impressive capture. Had you considered cropping tighter at the left to create a better balance of waterfall at left with the foreground rocks at the right (more of the scene at the right might also have been good for that balance)? Also, the top feels a bit too tight to me and I'm wanting to see more of the scene above the falls, which would have been no problem with plenty of room to go wider to go with your lens. Also, if you had a tripod and ND filters, it would have been interesting to stop down a bit and use ISO100 to allow for some slower shutter speeds to change the effect of the water for some variations on your theme. Regardless of desired shutter speed for freezing/painting motion, a narrower aperture, even say f/11, would also bring the falls into clearer focus and should be manageable handheld at 1/250 sec in these lighting conditions. Great subject and I like the depth you've created with your composition by showing the river all the way to the front. John

Guest		13-Jul-2005 03:06
This is an amazing image. very nice :vote:

Gayle P. Clement		13-Jul-2005 03:01
This is really great, Bre. The water looks paused in mid-air, but only for a moment.

Debbie Stahre		13-Jul-2005 02:57
Very nice!

Karen Leaf		13-Jul-2005 02:53
Me too. WOW!

laine82		13-Jul-2005 02:35
Oh wow, what a view you captured...GMV, Breland.

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