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― Scapes Showcase ⇒ Sunset at The Grand Canyon
- rmalarz
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Sunset at The Grand Canyon
--Bob
There is no CTRL-Z in the wet.
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Beautiful colors and well chosen scene with that peak in the background. GC is so hard to shoot because it is mainly a big hole with flatness on both sides. You've found a spot that yields depth and maximized that with a great sky and full moon. Well done.
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Thanks, Minnie. Your comments are quite right about places to photograph at TGC. The last time I was there, I didn't even take a camera out of a case. I did photograph some scenery on the way back though.
--Bob
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I'm especially entranced by the full moon chasing the sun down. A truly WOW shot! 

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Bob,
A marvelous image with much to enjoy:
The low sun behind and to your right lighting the nearby greenery, and then casting its complementary long wavelength reds/cerise in the far distance is a beautiful natural example of turning upside-down the assumption that warm colors are always near and give way to cool colors in the distance.
The depth you have captured is phenomenal!
The horizon is a bit higher on the right. Is that the actual topography or does it need correction?
Capturing the full moon opposite the low sun behind you is a great lagniappe!
...and, as usual, your tonal management is awesome!
Once again, the Cosmos conspires in favor of the prepared photographer!
This is another I would love your permission to download and try 3D conversion.
Dave
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