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Published: 2010-12-02 22:20:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 3099; Favourites: 162; Downloads: 0
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The Utah state colors should be blue and red.HDR of Delicate Arch processed with Photomatix.
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Did any of you know that Shane Company is on the corner of state street and 7200 south, open weekdays til'eight, Saturday til'five, closed sunday
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Beautiful shot. Love the streaks of clouds in the sky.
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nice one.. it look like you hike there.. i capture from very far..cannot get this view
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Utah is so beautiful, my dad lives in Dinosaur Colorado , right on the border, it is so pretty..
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Thanks. I was up in Dinosaur about five years ago but all I had then was a Fuji, non DSLR. For me the photos serve their purpose but not really suitable for posting. After reading Powell and Dellenbaugh I'd really like to sign up with a rafting trip thru some portions of the Green River in there. So much history in there.
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yes, and it is so beautiful..the Yampa and Colorado come together right there and its just beautiful..lots of rafters..
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I did the raft trip from Green River, Utah down to Hite Crossing last year. What a different perspective from water level.
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Wow that is awesome..it is so pretty through there..
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It's that red slick rock. Makes for awesome hiking.
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Yes, I have been to the Archs, it is amazing and so fun to hike in..beautiful picture..
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We've caught those same clouds at Arches... wish we would see them wherever we go since they sooo enhance the photographs!!!
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We're never quite happy - whatever it does.
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Excellent use of HDR imaging. It works quite well here and gives a more unique twist to an oft photographed location.
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The RAW had the good clouds but it was lacking the detail in the shadows of the arch before I went with the HDR. Maybe a little to over the hill for vibrance but I'm happy with it.
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Thank you and also for the favorites.
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It's hard not to get a good shot of Delicate. The HDR just added some Pizzazz to the color.
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What a great photo! 
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It's hard not to take a good picture of Delicate Arch. The original had the shape but not the color I wanted. The HDR fixed that nicely.
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That's good! The arches in Utah are very picturesque.
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I think it's the primary colors RGB. Red rock, blue sky and green pinyon pine.
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The arch is pretty amazing by itself without the assist from the HDR. Thanks also for the favorite.
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It's this kind of photo that really shows off how HDR can really enhance a photo. It's subtle but strong enough to make you look twice. A very beautiful photo - well done!
And yes, I am a little jealous...would love to see this place for myself!
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There was so little color on the shaded side of the original so I thought I'd give Photomatix a try. That and the clouds turned out good. Thanks also for the favorite.
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Hi, you've been featured in my journal: [link]
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I'm flattered to have my humble HDR included in this stunning journal. Looks like I'll find a few favorites for my collections as well.
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Indeed it is and thanks for the favorite.
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wow whatever you did, it's just like standing there!
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Thanks, and also for the favorite.
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Thanks and also for the favorite.
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*sigh*
I've lived in UT my whole life, and yet I've never seen this outside of a photograph.
In fact, the only Nat. Park I've been to in UT is Zion. While it has a beauty of it's own, it's still not quite the same as being able to see them all.
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On the plus side, you're to young to have to start a bucket list, but you really need to see it someday. Thanks also for the favorite.
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