What is GRAND is necessarily obscure to weak men.

Thank you in advance for your comments.

Juan Carlos, this is one of the better shots of the Grand Canyon I've seen in a while. Very nicely done, wonderful composition and exposure, and your colors are just perfect. I wonder if you couldn't even crop some of the sky off the top and enhance the overall composition even more? Anyway, congratulations on a beautiful image! Cheers! Chris

A bonny wee valley...

 

Outstanding work, JC!

Beautiful work. Really love how the copper-toned earth is contrasted by the blue sky. Excellent capture. Regards.

Interesting shot, I like the way you divide the horizon into two sections as well the color contrast. 7/7

Esta es una de aquellas fotos que hay ver grande para entender lo bien lograda !

La composiicion y los colores son muy buenos. Nuevamente con el manejo de la luz logras mostrar unas texturas tanto en cielo como en la tierra espectaculares

 

felicitaciones

 

Ricardo

great view of the grand canyon,

I love the colours, the saturation of sky and the composition

great work

 

Gianmario

Superb original rendition of a familiar subject. Alfredo

Juan Carlos por regla general me cuesta mucho ver los paisajes asi como las arquitecturas, pero esta foto con el corte absolutamente limpio entre parte superior e inferior a modo de ficha de ajedrez, como separacion de dos mundos diferentes: la suavidad en frios colores y formas de lo inalcanzable junto a la contundencia y las formas quebradas de la tierra... puro contraste en todos los sentidos. Preciosa foto y preciosa metafora.

The horizon line is a bit too close to center of the image, I think it would be better with the horizon in higher and less sky, phenomenal view though, what a wonderful place and great capture! :)

Hi Juan,

 

I love your comment / title.

 

I am often reminded that the eyes can only see what the mind allows.

 

Regards Peter

Peter, sometimes naming photos is nearly as fun as taking the; I'm glad that you find the title to be interesting. Indeed we are blessed to be able to see, what others don't, this is with out doubt one of the best perks of photography. Cheers,

You have a nice sharp image here with great color and contrast. My preference is not to show so much sky. Even though the sky is dramatic, I think you have cut off the image in half and have lost the impact of the canyon. I'd fill the frame with the canyon and maybe show a little sky at the top. I believe in the concept of filling the frame. I learned this from looking at the images of Jack Dykinga, a terrific photographer of the southwest.

Wonderful - I am thinking I would prefer to see this in B&W