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The road to Zion.Model: Jimmy.
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The lighting in the shot is a bit manipulative. What's shown is only the lower portion of an extremely tall but very narrow canyon at the northern end of a national park -- so I'd actually been "inside" the scene for the two-or-so-mile-hike that led to where this was taken.
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Amazing shot.I tells a story.Has a feel to it.Quality is great too.
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Thanks, I hadn't noticed, thanks, and thanks.
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I guess the story is in the mind of the vieuwer
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Striking... It seems to be some sort of caverns for me, and I adore it greatly, 'cause I'm a novice-speleologist!
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In that case: be certain to add "Zion National Park" in the United States to whatever to-visit list you've concocted over the years.
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Well, I admire the sights you've caught greatly... Surely, I'll visit it one day
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I'm glad you added this one. It looks like the beginning of a journey, like Lord of the Rings. I have it hanging in my room.
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I'd already printed it?
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I will! Only, not any time soon, as where I shot this is currently slathered in snow and ice. Thanks.
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Man, that is a rad shot, the contour and gradation in the rock is awesome, the water and the guy, sharp as!! Simply fantastic, good job!!
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Thanks!! I'm gonna reshoot this next spring with some hopefully more dynamic human element.
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Well I have you tagged, and going by your gallery it is sure to be an awesome sight. I am waiting with baited breath.[link]
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hey great photo, even without the model it would be stunning. the black and white tones are really beautiful on the walls of the canyon. With the model included, it invoke a strong sense of the adventure traveller spirit, and a feeling to 'get out there'. nice one!
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I shot a few frames of this scene without a model but wasn't really happy with the results; they seemed to lack scale. Maybe I'll revisit 'em, now. Thanks!
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Zion National Park is what's amazing. I appreciate your typographic generosity, though.
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great ! ambience bw conversion also cadrage?
may i ask how do you do bw conversion?
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Thanks ! I typically use Photoshop's "channel mixer" for an effect similar to having shot through a colored filter (don't typically carry 'em, unfortunately). I play around with it on different layers until I've a desirable result.
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The burning and/or dodging mess up to the far right turns me off, other than that its a great moment captured.
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I've edited and reedited this shot and will take said mess into consideration next time. 
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Thanks!
I miss...like, ever checking others' deviations. I'm so busy.
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Haha, truly. I'd like to think I could represent it a bit better than I have, here.
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You made great use of the wide angle's perspective distortion in this
The tones you've produced in it are magnificent, too
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Thanks and thanks! The former admittedly wasn't intentional.
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thanks on behalf of millions of years of erosion
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*amazed*... *seriously*
And not only the water's flowing, the walls, too! And everything looks so natural (and I bet it is, talking about the composition). The direction, the every single thing.. Damn. *amazed*
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Haha, direction? That moment, verbatim: "Hey, Jimmy, grab your stick...uh, your...just hold that thing and stand there! Yeah! With MAJESTY. Thanks."
And thank you for the comment.
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