Monument Valley
A beautiful view from the road of the monuments.
A beautiful view from the road of the monuments.
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paulatchinson
June 04, 2018
Hi there - this image is great and would make a super entry in the latest challenge I have created - “YOUR TRAVEL DESTINATIONS”
Click on my avatar to take you to my Viewbug page and then click on ‘Challenges’. Select ‘Created’ and then “Your Travel Destinations”. Thanks - Paul
Click on my avatar to take you to my Viewbug page and then click on ‘Challenges’. Select ‘Created’ and then “Your Travel Destinations”. Thanks - Paul
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jamesjohnston_3471
August 03, 2018
Beautifully done! Fantastic image. Thanks for entering my Challenge and Congratulations!
jkcorso
August 03, 2018
This mile marker13 and the location where Forrest Gump ended his running days.
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Location
This photo was taken at what is called Forrest Gump point, on route 163, Arizona USA.Time
It was around 8:30am, I stopped on my way back to Phoenix from Moab Utah. It was a cold morning in November.Lighting
Lighting was beautiful, almost clear skies, some clouds in the distance, I wanted to get there earlier but couldn't make it, although I loved the lighting at this hour.Equipment
For this photo my camera was on a Manfrotto 190x tripod, Canon 5DMkIII, the lens was my 70-200mm 2.8, It is a combination of 7 images shot vertically and stitched in photoshop on a panorama.Inspiration
Well, the monuments, it is hard not to be inspired by them. I also loved the straight road to them.Editing
Yes, it was a total of 21 images, 3 bracketed exposures per vertical shot and then stitched in photoshop.In my camera bag
For this trip i took a lot, 2 Canon bodies (5D3 and 6D), lenses: 70-200mm 2.8, 24-70mm 2.8, 24-105mm 4, 15mm 2.8, 16-35mm 2.8, 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.8, tons of filters, batteries, cards, 2 Manfrotto tripods, 3 speedlights, and other things.Feedback
Go explore, plan for what you want to get, research and ask other photographers, I use some apps for sunlight, sunrise and sunset, star positioning, etc.
