Desert Road
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Desert road, somewhere in Arizona. Taken in 2009 on a trip from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon.
Ce fond d’écran est décrit en Anglais : les artistes écrivent dans leur propre langue, et nous ne traduisons pas leurs mots.
À propos de la photo
Canon EOS 350D, Sigma 18-200mm F3.5-6.3 DC.
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Commentaires (7)
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Daddy_Gemini
This reminds me of the scenery one would see on the way to Las Vegas! My birthday is coming up too so I might be going there again! Woot! Nice depth and choice of camera position. I would not have liked it as much had you placed your tripod in the middle of the road. :P
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Thanks for the comments! About the quality: the picture was taken from a moving car, through the front windshield, so I that's why some parts of the picture are blurry. Original: http://img846.imageshack.us/img846/2049/vegasday78276.jpg
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KamilG
This looks great. I rarely see photographs from the desert and the road obviously adds a lot of contrast to the image. I'm not sure if you desaturated at all, but if you did then it was the perfect idea, it really captures the feel of being in a desert. Also, DOF makes the road and mountains look miles and miles away, I love it.
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bowlingblogger
Great photo...I'm not a photographer so I can't comment on the details of the execution, but I live in Arizona and my favorite part of being here are the lonely desert roads. Very evocative!
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nokinboy
I liked this image when I saw it to vote on, and I am glad that it has be featured. Thanks for sharing
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@fjawodfc: Not a photographer much? Atmospheric conditions are usually the limiting factor with long distances so I am sure that is why you feel the mountains are blurry and the much closer foreground is sharp. There is only so much depth of field you can get too. The noise would be hidden in the foreground detail so that's why it's not as obvious. Also, grain isn't an allergy. I think it personally ADDS to this photo.
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fjawodfc
I particularly like photos of deserted roads. The scene is nice, and I'd save this if it was better executed. The sky is grainy and mountains are blurry. Some of the foreground objects are sharper, so I don't know what happened. How's the original in comparison?