Hike up Sabino Canyon
p.1 #1Hike up Sabino Canyon
I did a hike up Sabino Canyon a few weeks ago, just after the rains from a recent hurricane passed through. Finally the canyon had flowing water (it's been bone dry all summer). I did some shooting of my favorite waterfall area, but then got interested in the canyon walls as the sun was getting lower in the sky.
#1: Some of the water flowing over the falls:
#2: A wider view of a favorite feature of mine. The nearby cliff is already in shadow, but the cliffs higher up are still in full sunlight. It makes for a great contrast. With the cloud coming in from the left it extended the view:
#3:Those same clouds as they loom above the cliffs to the north:
#4: My favorite (and last) shot of the day:
As always, CC are greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
#1: Some of the water flowing over the falls:
#2: A wider view of a favorite feature of mine. The nearby cliff is already in shadow, but the cliffs higher up are still in full sunlight. It makes for a great contrast. With the cloud coming in from the left it extended the view:
#3:Those same clouds as they loom above the cliffs to the north:
#4: My favorite (and last) shot of the day:
As always, CC are greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
Nov 05, 2025 at 01:38 AM
p.1 #3Hike up Sabino Canyon
I’m enjoying the drama of those black & whites, nicely done.
Nov 05, 2025 at 10:03 AM
p.1 #4Hike up Sabino Canyon
Nice work. The last one stands out for me. I would even consider cropping out the two saguaro (?) on the right, so the cloud on the left takes more prominence in the image, and then print it!
Nov 05, 2025 at 10:35 AM
p.1 #5Hike up Sabino Canyon
sony a7iii wrote:
Hola, fenomenal, un abrazo
Pipe
¡Muchas gracias!
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Ross Martin wrote:
I’m enjoying the drama of those black & whites, nicely done.
Thank you!
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dakel wrote:
Nice work. The last one stands out for me. I would even consider cropping out the two saguaro (?) on the right, so the cloud on the left takes more prominence in the image, and then print it!
Thanks! I thought about doing something like that, but I like the panoramic nature of it, and I would miss the big white cliff on the right. I also thought about maybe editing out the cacti, but in the end I decided not to, both because I ended up liking them there better than not having them, and because it seemed a bridge to far in the edit.
Still, I'm going to print it for sure.
Dave
Hola, fenomenal, un abrazo
Pipe
¡Muchas gracias!
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Ross Martin wrote:
I’m enjoying the drama of those black & whites, nicely done.
Thank you!
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dakel wrote:
Nice work. The last one stands out for me. I would even consider cropping out the two saguaro (?) on the right, so the cloud on the left takes more prominence in the image, and then print it!
Thanks! I thought about doing something like that, but I like the panoramic nature of it, and I would miss the big white cliff on the right. I also thought about maybe editing out the cacti, but in the end I decided not to, both because I ended up liking them there better than not having them, and because it seemed a bridge to far in the edit.
Still, I'm going to print it for sure.
Dave
Nov 06, 2025 at 04:19 PM