Monument Valley
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A shot of Monement Valley, Utah during the day.
About the photo
Adobe Photoshop.
Canon EOS Rebel XSi.
Comments (4)
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graigsm
clear picture. grain looks undisturbed. not over sharpened. looks fantastic on my 27inch iMac screen.. been my wallpaper for weeks now. and it still looks nice. You have a nice eye, a lot of people over sharpen to the point of blowing all the details out of the image. no improvements. maybe too dark at the top. but that's just a maybe... overall it's fantastic.
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InterClaw : Thanks! The fussiness is probably because it was an HDR but handheld so the alignment is a bit off probably. Stelorone : Thank you! Yeah when i combined the exposures it created that dark area. I thought it looked pretty cool though so I left it. Your right though its probably a bit distracting.
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InterClaw
The sky is pretty cool and the subject matter is nice. I don't know, it seems a little out of focus to me. Perhaps it's the light.
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stelorone
Nice composition. I find the dark zone across the top of the frame to be somewhat distracting. Was there a reason for doing this to that degree and extent? And why just across the top like that? Perhaps a more balanced vignette would have proven to be more appealing. That aside, this is a good picture.