Red Rocks

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By: Nicole Marcisz
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Photographer	Nicole Marcisz {Karma:10268}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon EOS REBEL 2000
Categories	Landscape Nature Travel	Film Format
Portfolio	Utah	Lens	22-55mm
Uploaded	10/14/2005	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Elite Chrome EBX
		ISO / Film Speed	100
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Location	City - State - UTAH Country - United States
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Endre Novak

{K:12666} 10/18/2005

Amazing colours, nice post.
Endre

Laurie Gould {K:11942} 10/14/2005

Stunning red rocks!

Nicole Marcisz {K:10268} 10/14/2005

hi Michael, thanks for your comment. Yes it is more detailed when you look at the original slide. I was in the process of learning how to use GND filters during this trip. I obviously didn't have it positioned perfectly for this shot- well I don't know what went wrong quite frankly, but oh well, I think it is still a nice shot. cheers,
nicole

Michael Dorman {K:202} 10/14/2005

Nice lighting. This is one of those images i really wish I could see up close becuase I know that there is so much detail there that is not comming through on screen. I do wish that the sky wasn't so hot, but I know thats hard to avoid when shooting a landscape with the sun on the horizon. Perhaps using a ND filter would help controll it some.

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