Golden Reflections of Light
By gigawatt73
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No match
I didn't really know what i was doing when i took this but i ended up with a really great shot of the reflected sunlight off the sandstone formations at the Wave of Coyote Butes in Arizona. I used a Canon a540.
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Comments (14)
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REPENT_OF_SIN
awesome work
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verd14
It looks like a clip from Prince of Persia (obviously the new one)
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i have more photos posted here with some uncropped versions of this photo that show more of the sandy pathway at the bottom. http://community.webshots.com/user/richmone1
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stubulman
Mr. Frogg, thanks for the compliment. It's very kind of you. iFrogg therefore I am!
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ifrogg
Stubulman, i agree, and i do the same thing a lot. i regret that it's better to make a point than to sound magniloquent @: ) i love your play with words.
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Noupette
I also think the juxtaposition of the texture of the sand at the bottom against the stone adds something to this beautiful shot. And I hate camomile tea (but I have just smoked a huge joint). Just kidding. :-)
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Michael Do
Beautiful vivid golden colors, this picture is perfect, thank you!
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Tim H.
lol@trout and stubulman! But, I agree. This one is a real beauty. When I first opened it up, I sat there for a while, and then I actually opened my mouth and said "...whoa, what do you mean that you didn't know what you were doing?" I'm definitely adding this to Wallpaper Master's rotation!!
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stubulman
Hi Trout. Too much chamomile? Won't you join me in a cup? What, you don't think we'd both fit? (Old joke) Yes, at times I wax a little too poetic, but I hope everyone takes it in good spirit. I love the English language and writing is a great tonic. It's a form of expression just as photography is. If I get out of hand, just give me a good verbal rap on the knuckles! More tea anyone?
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trout
Stubulman, you have been drinking far too much chamomile tea. :)
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stubulman
Note the collection of sand at the foot of the crevasse (if indeed it is the foot). That small touch, whether intentional or not, transforms the image from a pure geometric into a wonderful study of nature's beauty. This one goes from the eye, to the mind, and from there straight to the soul.
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Lovely. Very unique
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Simtech
Very nice pic. Good colors.
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ifrogg
so amazing! these colors are so beautiful. those layers and lines flow together so well, and it's soothing to the eye. well done!