Grand Canyon

From a couple years ago, I never really got around to editing them.

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Nice shots!

7 & 8 are spectacular.

Putting people in them really gives a great perspective. Great shots. KUDOS all around.

What a fantastic, peaceful looking place.

I think #2 is the better of the group but could use a little work...possibly crop a bit in from the left to remove the angled chunk of rock, then "burn" the rock formation slightly, followed up with sharpening. Not having a dead, blown sky in the composition really helps this image, and the lone person provides some perspective. First shot has someone's hands/camera in the lower right corner. Others are suffering from a lack of DOF...shooting with a smaller aperture would have helped...is there a reason why most of them were shot at f/4.5?

Did you climb down to get to the ledge were those people are? I did, my wife didn't. She was not happy that I had the car keys too

argyle wrote in post #14179859
I think #2 is the better of the group but could use a little work...possibly crop a bit in from the left to remove the angled chunk of rock, then "burn" the rock formation slightly, followed up with sharpening. Not having a dead, blown sky in the composition really helps this image, and the lone person provides some perspective. First shot has someone's hands/camera in the lower right corner. Others are suffering from a lack of DOF...shooting with a smaller aperture would have helped...is there a reason why most of them were shot at f/4.5?

Yeh the reason why most of them were shot at F/4.5 was I shot on P mode:o..... This was a couple years ago. Now I only shoot in manual.

Harm wrote in post #14182002
Did you climb down to get to the ledge were those people are? I did, my wife didn't. She was not happy that I had the car keys too

I was to scared to climbed down there..... Especially with other tourist around bumping into people and what not.

Thanks for the compliments everyone.

Nice images. The people that you included give it a better sense of scale. It's hard to portray, to people who have never been there, just how vast it is.

They're all great but #2 is phenomenal! Definitely a wall hanger.

is this from north rim? #2 looks familiar to me.