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Without all those pesky TPF members around Well Malachite and Photogoddess met us up there... We didn't have a whole lot of time to shoot photos. We arrived Friday at around 3:30 but by the time Mike and Tammy showed up it the light was gone. So Mike and I drove around in the morning but found s#$% for lighting so we returned to fill up on bacon at the breakfast buffet. We headed up towards the Temple of Seniwava and stopped a couple of times up the road to snap a few photos.
Michael was kind enough to let me try out the R72 filter and I grabbed this shot. Which is the same exact location for a shot from our first trip up that I turned to IR in photoshop.
After parking the lighting was kinda cool so I snapped a few photos. I knew from the first trip that the lighting on this trail would create 0 photo opps.
Here's one I thought looked good as a panoramic.
Here's a picture from the trail. I grabbed one picture with the IR filter and one without. The color shot was pasted on top and the blending mode changed to color.
After mulling around Springdale we caught the end of the light. I setup this shot when the light was barely touching the rock in the foreground. By the time I snapped it was gone. The rest of the shots are me chasing the last of the light.
Michael was kind enough to let me try out the R72 filter and I grabbed this shot. Which is the same exact location for a shot from our first trip up that I turned to IR in photoshop.
After parking the lighting was kinda cool so I snapped a few photos. I knew from the first trip that the lighting on this trail would create 0 photo opps.
Here's one I thought looked good as a panoramic.
Here's a picture from the trail. I grabbed one picture with the IR filter and one without. The color shot was pasted on top and the blending mode changed to color.
After mulling around Springdale we caught the end of the light. I setup this shot when the light was barely touching the rock in the foreground. By the time I snapped it was gone. The rest of the shots are me chasing the last of the light.