Utah Red Rock Country — From the RAW File Archives
Sometimes I miss stuff
So even while working on new material I revisit my old raw file archives. Every year I review the prior year's files to see what I missed, and periodically I go even further back — sometimes a decade or two. I always "discover" photographs that were left behind at the time I made them. (I'm not the only photographer with this experience. I have theories about why this happens…)
These photographs come from raw file archives from trips to Southern Utah a decade and more ago, and include work from the national parks (Zion, Capitol Reef, Arches) and a few less visited places. They are "old" photographs, but hey are also "new," in that this is the first time that I have shared them in this form.
(I am cross-posting this in the Canon forum since the photographs used several Canon 5-series bodies and Canon L lenses.)
So even while working on new material I continue to revisit my old raw file archives. Every year I review the prior year's files to see what I missed, and periodically I go even further back — sometimes a decade or two. I always "discover" photographs that were left behind at the time I made them. (I have some theories about why this happens — and I've also found that I'm not the only photographer with this experience.)
This set comes from raw file archives from several trips to Southern Utah a decade and more ago, and includes photographs from the national parks (Zion, Capitol Reef, Arches) and a few less accessible and visited places. They are "old" photographs, but hey are also "new," in that this is the first time that I have shared them in this form.
(I am cross-posting this in the Canon forum since the photographs were made a variety of Canon 5-series bodies using Canon EF L lenses.)
