Weird Rocks In Utah

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• GreenBaron (48736)
• [2009-09-13 1:42]

Hi Chris,
Stunning landscape, perfectly captured and presented. Those red tones are very exceptional and create a special mood in my opinion. A fine well balanced composition too!
Hans

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• parasbhalla (5942)
• [2009-09-13 2:03]

Hi Chris,

What a great explosion of the reddish color tones! The sharpness and POV are superb and the cloudy sky gives great contrast to these great natural tones of the landscape here. I like the cliff like structure standing tall against the vast sky.
A very well seen capture!

Thanks for posting.

kind regards,
Paras

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• burak28 (16122)
• [2009-09-13 2:54]

Hi Chris
Very nice place and perspective
Colors, sharpness and depth are perfect
Have a nice SUNDAY
BURAK

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• Longroute (796)
• [2009-09-13 3:22]

I'm surprised at seeing such variety of rock formations in this Park. It's really a place for the joy of photographers!
Very good composition both for the right proportions of earth and sky and for the wonderful appealing colours and clarity which give a strong sense of reality and presence.

well done,
Donato

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• messenger1 (4204)
• [2009-09-13 4:11]

Hello, Chris -
Great shot of this powerful natural landscape. I like the warm earthy tones of the rocks and ground. Very sharp throughout with perfect lighting and exposure. Very nice image.

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• ele_eng (6006)
• [2009-09-13 4:27]

Dear Chris
I'm glad you are always on journey, a real man!
Fantastic scene you've taken here, superb details and contrast with vivid colors
Nothing more to say, I'm enjoying...thank you
Alireza :)

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• werdir (2589)
• [2009-09-13 4:52]

Hi Chris,

Wonderful POV to show the grouping of rocks with the Rockies in the distance. The colors and crispness shown here are fantastic, I hope to get out there one of these days. Have a good evening, beep beep!

Best regards,
Werner

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• lisapw1 (8322)
• [2009-09-13 5:54]
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• ayse51 (20258)
• [2009-09-13 5:57]

Hi Chris,
great and beautiful rocks.I liked colours so much in this shot.Well composed.TFS.Necla.

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• tnahari (9919)
• [2009-09-13 6:06]

Hi Chris
indeed weird rock formations.
interesting work of nature.
well captured. awesome colors and good clarity.
greetings
tsilla

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• mesquens1 (17057)
• [2009-09-13 6:17]

Bom dia Chhris,
WOW, that's a great landscape! Fantastic perspective, great colors and perfect focus.
Very good Sunday and greetngs,
Raimundo

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• suzy (4336)
• [2009-09-13 6:47]

Hi Chris,

very informative note and absolutely a stunning landscape with those incredible rocks formation with strong orangy earthy color tones against this immense sky... impeccable sharpness and very distinctive view and capture finely composed...

best regards
suzy

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• teamill (5142)
• [2009-09-13 7:07]

I have to make it down there someday .. looks like a most interesting place!
Colors are fantastic here .. good depth too, with the distant mountains.
Have a nice week
Trudy

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• pierrefonds (909)
• [2009-09-13 7:18]

Hi Chris,

The wide angle view is showing the details and colors of the rocks. The subject is well framed. It is clear and precise. The quality of the light is enhancing the different tints of colors of the scenery. Have a nice day.

Pierre

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• milas (32683)
• [2009-09-13 7:55]

merhaba chris...
güzel bir çekim ama sizleri peribacalarıyla ünlü ürgüp, göreme ye davet ediyorum, çekilecek o kadar kareler varki...selamlar

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• bracasha75 (11321)
• [2009-09-13 10:29]

Hello Chris
Beautiful nature picture with good colors
Excellent shot
TFS
Cheers,Braca

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• vanda (1634)
• [2009-09-13 10:30]

Hello Chris,
Fantastic colorful landscape.
Excellent sharpness and details.
Wonderful colours. I like very much this picture.
I lokk it and I think....Far West...:-))
Ciao. Vanda

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• Silvio2006 (42545)
• [2009-09-13 10:37]

Ciao Chris, fantastic landscape with wonderful rocks, splendid warm colors, very well done, ciao Silvio

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• john1 (1435)
• [2009-09-13 12:15]

Hi Chris,

Excellent details of the rock and great ground colors .
Beautifull composition, my friend.
typical landscape of Utah.
Have a good sunday.
John

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• hay_kes (56414)
• [2009-09-13 13:36]

Hi Chris,
Very interesting rocks vith good colours and lighting.TFS.
Cheers,
Have a nice week.

hAyAti

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• harpya (9563)
• [2009-09-13 14:44]

Ciao Chris


Lovely how the reliefs we can see in the rocks.
also the small green bushes appearing near
the rocks, almost incredible.
Sharpness and clarity are superb.
Very well done,

Greetings my friend ...

Sergio

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• nicou (20214)
• [2009-09-13 16:21]

Hello,

quelle iamge, une emrveille, cews couleurs la terre rouge, ce rochers avec ce ceile en fond, splendide.

Bravo et amitié

Nicou

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• pal_claudia (157)
• [2009-09-13 16:28]

Hi

Congratulation for this great photo !
Excellent composition and light management
Congratulations
Claudia, from Romania

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• sanjibbehera (1347)
• [2009-09-13 23:41]

Hi Chris,

a good shot of the rocks here. good tones and good composition of the landscape here.

tfs,
Sanjib.

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• Royaldevon (16382)
• [2009-09-14 2:06]

Hello Chris,

Nature's Art makes the most amazing spectacles!
I like how you have given us this extended f/g to set the nature of the terrain before we meet the gigantic sculptures; it also means that they have height and dominance against the b/g.

Have a good day,
Bev :-)

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• mvdisco (35111)
• [2009-09-14 20:01]

Hi Chris,
Beautiful point of view of Weird Rocks in Utah,
great colors and light,
nice landscape and details
nice place to visit..
Beautiful red colors too.
compliments
Michel

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• pozaru (18984)
• [2009-09-15 0:08]

Amazing landscape !!!

thanks,
v

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• MLINES (8470)
• [2009-09-16 5:17]

Hi Chris, This is truely a work of art produced by weathering effects. The colours are stunning and the shapes are unworldly. TFS. Murray.

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• rewshearer (20747)
• [2009-09-17 12:58]

Stunning place. I'm always awed by these old rock formations, testament to the age of this planet and the fact that its surface is ever changing.

Personally I would've aimed for more sky, maybe placing those rocks lower in the sky and attempting a 2:1 ratio of sky to land, but as I say - that's a personal preference.

Hard to get a sense of scale here, too, I suspect those rocks are much larger than they look in the photograph!

Rew