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The Painted Hills


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The Painted Hills, which is located in the John Day Fossil Beds, are located approximately 38 miles north of Prineville, Oregon off Highway 26. This photo was captured at ISO 200, f/9 @1/125 of a second using a Nikkor 17-35 f/2.5 lens @ 17mm. A 2 stop Singh-Ray Hard ND filter was used to balance the sky.

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The Painted Hills, which is located in the John Day Fossil Beds, are

located approximately 38 miles north of Prineville, Oregon off Highway

26. This photo was captured at ISO 200, f/9 @1/125 of a second using

a Nikkor 17-35 f/2.5 lens @ 17mm. A 2 stop Singh-Ray Hard ND filter

was used to balance the sky. Any comments or suggestions are

appreciated.

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this is very nicely done. Also, the mid-ground being in the shade, with the FG and BG being lit creates a nice 3D effect. Clarity and colours are great. Cheers, Micheal
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Ray,

As others have noted, this photograph has great colors and the lighting is sumptous! A nice addition to your landscape gallery. Tahir

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Thank you for the information about your image. It is nice to know more about the location and the settings you used to capture this beautiful photo. The lighting on the FG plants and the BG hills are superb.

 

It could be my eyes, but it looks like a small dust spot in the RT sky, just above the clouds.

 

Best Regards,

 

Debra

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Beautiful landscape! The composition and color palette are terrific. I agree with Debra about the dust-spot in the right quadrant of the sky, and easy clone job. Well seen! Cheers! Chris
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Most impressive, the sight is breathtaking, especially; though I’m sure it was your proficiency behind the lens which certainly helped a long way to achieve such a fantastic result. You have my most sincere admiration, for a tremendous piece of work.
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