Red Rock Nat'l Conservation Area

I shot this on a gorgeous day in June. I was using an old Seagull

4-1B shutterbox camera that I had bought from a friend. The

exposure, on Fuji 50 ISO, 120 size, was f8 @ 1/125. I rated the

film at 40 ISO on some recommendations I had read that it

helped cut the saturation a bit. I scanned the chrome on an

Epson 1680 flatbed and went to work in photoshop. All in all, I

really only had minor selective color adjustments. I'm very

pleased with the results. Any ratings, or better yet, comments

would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Very simple image really...but very nice!

Nice shot, it could use a little more of a foreground subject. When shooting in red rocks it seems simplicity is the key to getting good photos. On a side note it's Red Rock National Conservation Area (run by the BLM) not a National Park.

Very nice. I like the way you've cradled the red rock between the brown rock and blue sky and the way you've captured the texture of each.

I like the light and colors of this image, and I like the simple 1-main-line composition. It could use a little more crisp with a bit stronger USM maybe, and I wish there would be just a bit more at the bottom of the image to "anchor" the composition. Still, good work, and one of the best shots in this folder imo. Thanks for stopping by on my pages today and a few other times before. Sory for the delayed reply. Best regards.

I like the colors and the details.