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Arches National Park, Utah.Β©Copyright Kyle Wright. You may NOT use, replicate, manipulate, or modify this image without my permission. All Rights Reserved.
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Anyone know which arch this is. I do not recognize it.Β
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I have really have enjoyed your gallery. It is very beautiful!
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Thank you very much for the feature!
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I hope you don't mind my presumption, I use this pic,
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if you mind:
a. I apologize
b. will remove the pic as soon as I can point and click (i.e. this is a temp posting pending your approval(.
(I am also sorry if I asked you before and forgot about itβ¦.)
c. I will not turn this into a print unless you ask me to.
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Very nicely exposed, great use of natural framing and beautiful light. Wonderful photo
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Thank you! I wait patiently for everyone to clear out of the shot for this one!
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hehe well it was well worth the wait
Your welcome
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Great scenery, great light, great shot.
Thank you for sharing. 
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Well, thank you for checking it out!
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Excellent capture
Only thing, if had to nag about something, is that You could have taken the picture a little bit lower so that tree had been more visible. Now the tree blends to the rocks ...
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That's a good point. Since there wasn't much rock above the "hole" under the rock arch, I had to position myself were I was in order to block the sun...but I agree, I should have tried some different points of view!
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This is a good exsample of that one can never know the conditions when the other has been shooting. You can't always get better view or position for You or Your camera so that everything would be perfect. You've done good job here
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Same here, when I look at my photos on my computer I spot plenty of mistakes. And the only thing to cure that is to shoot, shoot and shoot again. Eventually mistakes get fewer and fewer
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