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14-OCT-2015

Vermillion Cliffs

I have also uploaded a color version as a comparison to this black and white version to see what viewers think works best. The color version is in my "Trip To Arizona 2015" folder.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II
1/250s f/6.7 at 35.0mm iso200 hide exif
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Date/Time14-Oct-2015 12:21:54
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 5D Mark II
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length35 mm
Exposure Time1/250 sec
Aperturef/6.7
ISO Equivalent200
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Jeff Real15-Jan-2016 00:51
What an eye you have. The way the lines are parallel are really fantastic. A magical and inspiring photograph ~V~
hamery04-Jan-2016 06:31
I love the b+w version as the the contrast is marvelous beside the superb smooth tone. The composition is perfect and the shadow under the rock ..... Stunning ! Beautiful cloudscape as well, Dave. BV+++
Guest 31-Dec-2015 12:51
a powerful image Dave!
Dennis Hoyne31-Dec-2015 04:32
Both versions are exceptional, but I guess I prefer this monochrome, it is so dynamic with a timeless quality. V.
Alexander Kazakov30-Dec-2015 12:58
Like it in b/w! V
Buz Kiefer28-Dec-2015 19:12
Excellent. Although both are nice, I think I prefer the B&W here. Vote.
laine28-Dec-2015 18:02
Beautiful b/w, Dave...the definitions are greater than in colour...at least that is my humble opinion V
Julie Oldfield28-Dec-2015 04:29
Excellent composition. It almost seems otherworldly. I like the tones. Very nice in monochrome. V
globalgadabout27-Dec-2015 22:25
both versions look good, yet the strong forms favour the monochrome approach..
Allan Jay27-Dec-2015 21:35
The higher contrast on this version works well, Dave!
Helen Betts27-Dec-2015 19:16
Superb clarity in this excellent composition, and the use of B&W is perfect for the scene. V.
joseantonio27-Dec-2015 19:10
Love the way you created such a lovely perspective with that rock in the foreground.V.
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