Jim Dockery
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Perhaps my favorite picture from a 3 day hike in Coyote Gulch in southern UT. Handheld pano with A7rII+18mm Batis.
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My World: Coyote Gulch Arch
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Doug Kerr
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Hi, Jim,
Best regards,
Doug
That is exquisite! Thanks.Perhaps my favorite picture from a 3 day hike in Coyote Gulch in southern UT. Handheld pano with A7rII+18mm Batis.
Best regards,
Doug
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Magnificent!
How many shots?
Looks like you need 11mm lenses!
Asher
How many shots?
Looks like you need 11mm lenses!
Asher
Wolfgang Plattner
Well-known member
Hi
great scenery, well captured.
A fascinating picture for one who isn't used to these geological forms ...
great scenery, well captured.
A fascinating picture for one who isn't used to these geological forms ...
Jim Dockery
Member
Asher, 3 horizontals to make this one. This cave like corner of the canyon was my favorite spot. I would have loved camping here, but other people were already set up so we were about 1/4 mile down river.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Jim,
Hope you had a comfortable night's sleep! This scene would also be amazing in 3D virtual imagery too. Did you shoot the surounding areas too?
Any images of the other Trekkers and campers?
Is this attracting LF photographers too with real film? Are umyou seeing folk with MF gear as well?
Asher
Hope you had a comfortable night's sleep! This scene would also be amazing in 3D virtual imagery too. Did you shoot the surounding areas too?
Any images of the other Trekkers and campers?
Is this attracting LF photographers too with real film? Are umyou seeing folk with MF gear as well?
Asher
Peter Dexter
Well-known member
An excellent photographic find!
James Lemon
Well-known member
Spectacular image!
Cem_Usakligil
Well-known member
Very good indeed.
Chris Calohan II
Well-known member
I shall be in Utah this summer (all over). Would you be kind to give me google map coordinates of this location? (I think I have already found it. Is this an area where you must hire Indian guides or get special permissions to go onto their land?)
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Perhaps my favorite picture from a 3 day hike in Coyote Gulch in southern UT. Handheld pano with A7rII+18mm Batis.
Jim,
This is a challenge in so many ways!
I love it! I ask myself whether I would have arrived with the right lens myself? I have a 24mm tilt shift. If you needed shots, how much overlap? Looks like, even with a tripod, I might not have gotten it all!
Is this a substantial hiking distance from the road? How did you deal with the lighting?
Asher