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Lens: Sigma 8-16 mm Camera: Pentax K-5 Photo Location: Zion National Park ISO: 100 Shutter Speed: 1/15s Aperture: F6.7 
Posted By: GeoJerry, 11-01-2014, 09:05 PM

From the third Emerald Pool, in Zion Canyon.

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Wow, that's putting that wide lens to work, wonderful shot Jerry.
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Nice shot, Makes me want to go climbing again!
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stunning

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awesome view! How tall is the wall from that point?
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Colours and more colours, stunning perspective.
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I see these photos just b/w

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wow! got dizzy looking this
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Two days in a row from Zion...nice treats.....just wondering how much saturation or vibrance you added to this photo, because the colors are so rich, especally the blues in the trees, not that there's anything wrong with that.....just to get an idea of the landscape....beautiful shot
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wow! got dizzy looking this
I felt exactly the same feeling. This is what makes art a picture. My compliments!
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wow !! unbeliveable, look like a painting @_@
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wow !! unbeliveable, look like a painting @_@
Amazing view and great colours, did you use a polariser to get this?
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Wow what a shot - you really captured the size and greatness of the mountain here.
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stunning, it makes me feel so tiny
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Thanks to all for the nice feedback. I appreciate it!

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QuoteOriginally posted by rrstuff Quote
awesome view! How tall is the wall from that point?
Thanks rrstuff.... it's about 2300 ft to the highest part of the cliff from where I'm standing.

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Amazing view and great colours, did you use a polariser to get this?
Thanks surrjohn... No, no polarizer. The Sigma 8-16 mm doesn't have a filter ring.

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QuoteOriginally posted by phoenixvision Quote
Two days in a row from Zion...nice treats.....just wondering how much saturation or vibrance you added to this photo, because the colors are so rich, especally the blues in the trees, not that there's anything wrong with that.....just to get an idea of the landscape....beautiful shot
Lots of Zion to come, thanks! I used a little vibrance on the trees, and not too much saturation at all on the cliffs. In daylight the color of this red sandstone is very striking and you have to be careful with saturation. I have one I'll post later where I actually had to desaturate the red in late afternoon, because the alpenglow made it so bright that I thought it looked over the top.
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