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yorkerinn Registered: Jul 23, 2010 Total Posts: 170 Country: United States |
Had the pleasure of visiting Death Valley and immediately fell in Love with that Place.One of the best places I have visited. |
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JimFox Registered: Jan 11, 2005 Total Posts: 33071 Country: United States |
Hi Sanjev, |
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MMauro72 Registered: Aug 12, 2012 Total Posts: 64 Country: N/A |
JimFox wrote: |
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AMaji Registered: Apr 19, 2012 Total Posts: 1219 Country: United States |
Great image... yes, I agree with taking it from the middle too.. reminds me of shooting near monument valley... need another person to look out for cars behind. |
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Rajan Parrikar Registered: Sep 09, 2006 Total Posts: 950 Country: United States |
MMauro72 wrote: |
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yorkerinn Registered: Jul 23, 2010 Total Posts: 170 Country: United States |
Thank you Jim,MMauro & AMaji for your comments.Appreciate your feedback.I also feel that the Image would have looked better if the road was centered. |
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Dingsbums Registered: Oct 08, 2010 Total Posts: 152 Country: United States |
Love #1 (and Death Valley). |
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philtax Registered: Dec 23, 2004 Total Posts: 2511 Country: United States |
Funny thing, I just spent this morning at DV for the first time. Great vista and I like the high contrast black and white. The shot does a good job of conveying the scale.of the place. On my iPad screen I'm seeing a thin white line at the top of the mountains in #1. Might be my screen or might be a masking artifact. |
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doradophoto Registered: Oct 11, 2012 Total Posts: 17 Country: Canada |
Both shots are great but I think I prefer #1. |
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rhee Registered: Dec 25, 2011 Total Posts: 746 Country: United States |
Such a stunning B/W Death Valley scene. Bravo! |