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Category Archives: Parks I’ve never made a feature of iPhone Friday, although several photographers I know do so. I decided to do it today, I confess, simply because I was too busy last night to ready an image from my regular catalog. This is a detail of the Golf ball, or Spaceship Earth, taken in early April during… I remember standing there and firing off brackets every 20-30 seconds for a long while. At one point I figured we must be done as there had been so many varieties of great light, but nobody else was moving. Eventually the sun rose just over the ridge on the left, and real magic happened —… This is a different look at the scene shown here, with a panorama stitched together in camera by the Fujifilm X-E1 Those are Fisher Towers in the front distance, backed by the white-peaked La Sal Mountains. UPDATE: My buddy Justin Balog posted a similar image yesterday, showing a portion of the same scene in…  I was caught off guard at how white the arch presented in infrared. Generally, items that are green, especially leaves and plants, become white in an infrared capture.The natural color of the arch is more earthtoned, with a yellow/brown/red mixture. I need to do a bit more research. Green and red are color opposites,…  From the last scenic location that the nXnw crew and I visited before leaving Moab — Shafer Canyon in Canyonlands National Park. On the whole, I do not think I did the location justice. I think I was just too exhausted. But that does not mean I left without any good photos. Some places… 
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