Curve Spectrum

You say 'This is the first (albeit maybe not the best) addition to a whole new series of work I will be presenting which features remote sandstone slots and canyons you likely have not seen photographed before. '  I suggest we see them photographed an awful lot however you do things with photoshop that makes them look like a whole new set of places.  I don't like it from a nature viewpoint, or a landscape viewpoint as it is unnatural. I like them form a purely abstract art concept.  Without photoshop we'd have nature, which is preferable to my eyes.

I didn't do anything in PS to this shot that anyone else couldn't do very easily and have done ever since the advent of digital processing.   I personally guarantee you that you have never seen a shot of this canyon before.

Marc,

Love the glassy, almost translucent quality you give the sandstone. Guessing you selected "fluorescent" in camera or post-processing? I am very curious to know what camera and lens you chose for this enchanting photo. 

All best wishes,

Randy

Simply capturing, Marc.

I've seen photographs of this canyon from inside. I can imagine it is hard to find a compelling spot and lighting from above once you are in. I love this angle of view.

Kristina