This was taken from the edge of Bryce Canyon in Utah and has some facinating hoodoos. The morning I got there, there was still snow on the ground from an overnight dusting.
I got this one with my old Point & Shoot before I got my current DSLR. I'd love to go back and shoot it again with better gear!
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13th May 2011, 12:41 AM #1
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One Heck of a Place to Loose a Cow
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13th May 2011, 01:08 AM #2
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Re: One Heck of a Place to Loose a Cow
You'll always want to go back and do something extra. I had the opportunity to photograph the Grand Canyon (day trip only) a few years ago and my regret was that I missed the opportunity to get a perfect sunrise/sunset. I know I'll go back and eventually get the shot I want but even then I'll probably want to go back and like you get a snow covered shot.
Originally Posted by FrankMi
This was taken from the edge of Bryce Canyon in Utah and has some facinating hoodoos. The morning I got there, there was still snow on the ground from an overnight dusting.
I got this one with my old Point & Shoot before I got my current DSLR. I'd love to go back and shoot it again with better gear!
Nice image.
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