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John Beasley wrote:
Wow.
I hadnt been on this site in a while and like yourself, Im bored sitting at my desk and I was thinking of places to come to pass the time and this was the 1st link I clicked on.
I love the tone and texture on the distant peaks, but if I have one critique, the yellow bush on the left pulls my eye a little, I just find it a little distracting, but your depth of field is immense.
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John, this site rocks when your bored! Thanks for commenting.
CarloDidier wrote:
Gorgeous sky and great textures in the rocks. Big LIKE!
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Thanks Carlo.
Gary Clennan wrote:
Awesome photo Matt! That little bit of water on the LHS keeps drawing my eye over there though and is a bit of a minor distraction (at least for me). Thanks for sharing!
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Gary, good catch, I'll crop it off.
Travis Rhoads wrote:
how could you not want to be sitting there looking at that...instead of a computer screen. Beauty.
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Thanks Travis!
Fred Miranda wrote:
Love the lighting and composition Matt! Congrats! 
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Thanks Fred, congrats on the this weeks thread!
dswiger wrote:
What a lovely scene! Love the warm skies & canyons going on forever.
I know the feeling of being there & wanting the image to capture it.
For me it's Toroweap
Thanks for posting
Dan
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Dan, I can't wait to get to Toroweap. It seams I'm always out West when it's colder, and the roads on the North Rim aren't open.
roguecoolman wrote:
dood those colors! stunning Matt.
jason
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Thanks roguecoolman 
JimFox wrote:
Hey Matt,
This is one sweet shot. That is some cool light and a nice scene.
Jim
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Thanks Jim!
Jeffrey wrote:
Wonderful imaging, Matt. The sharpness and great control of the minimal shadows really work well. I'd clone out that bit of reflection from the left side, too.
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I've got to give some credit to Andreas Resch, for his web sharpening tool. Makes for a great presentation. Agree on the reflection.
Devon Spencer wrote:
Great photo - I love the color here. Only two comments - highlights on the rock on the right closest to you are a little bright for me, maybe a little burn tool? Also, the water on the left is a little distracting and the uppermost thin layer of dark cloud - maybe a slightly tighter crop.
But that's me nitpicking/giving the constructive criticism I could come up with - this is a very nicely done shot that really highlights the colors of the canyon walls below, something that is hard to capture!
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Great critique. I agree Devon. I'll add those edits to the final.
morris wrote:
I'm wondering about cropping out some of the sky as it's overpowering the canyon. When I do that it's a stunner
Morris
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Morris I debated on cropping off some of the upper sky. I'm still on the fence. Thanks for commenting!
kwilliam8 wrote:
This is an image that is worth letting your eyes wander around in for some time. I did. I really like the composition, exposure, color (and processing) on this. Very nice!
Keith W.
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Thanks Keith.
mysh wrote:
beautiful shot
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Thanks!
MartinMcl wrote:
Looks lovely, Matt. You have achieved optimal sharpness here (and it looks possibly even better on 500). I would probably go along with the top cropping suggestion and the left hand river excision to make it even better but - no complaints about this as is! :-)
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Martin, thanks for your input. I don't like redirecting to another site, but the full screen view of the larger file on 500px is sharp!
kmunroe wrote:
very nice indeed Matt
Thanks!
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