What's a visit to the southwest without antelope, eh? Well.. you've all seen it, now I have too It's quite an experience, like walking into a cathedral, but I don't know if I'd do it in the summer, there were too many people in the winter already! Enjoy
Snow....what's that
Beautiful shots, Floris. Really like the assymetry and variety of texture and color in 2 & 3!
Your trip to the SW has really been productive!!
Floris
Some of the finest shots of Upper Antelope I've seen. I actually stay away if I'm there near summer. Lower is still ok, but lacks these saturated colors. Your shots from this Southwest trip have been legendary.
#3 is absolutely wicked. I feel it would have been even better with just a teeny bit more room on top and on the left (so a few of the more prominent lines don't feel cut off).
BryanSwan wrote:
#3 is absolutely wicked. I feel it would have been even better with just a teeny bit more room on top and on the left (so a few of the more prominent lines don't feel cut off).
Yea.. I know what you mean.. I wish I'd looked at that too at the time, can't really think of a good excuse either, except that 2.5 hrs isn't long enough!
I like the third best, because I think it's the most original view. I guess it's the fisheye again, right?
I don't see oversharpenning either. Saturation is a matter of taste and I think it's alright, but more than that might be too much. The colors are really nice. What a special place this must be!
It's quite an experience, like walking into a cathedral, but I don't know if I'd do it in the summer, there were too many people in the winter already! Enjoy 
