Spider Rock

All comments are appreciated. Thanks for stopping by, Sondra

Very nice, Sondra! Best regards, Ruud.

increible lugar, gracias por mostrarlo, saludos cordiales

Shots looking down into a valley are hard to do well, but this one is an exception. It's the line of the river and the shadow that make it for me,

The shadows are just right to emphasis each tree and feature on the vally floor. Good composition with the stack, the river and the cliffs.

Thanks to all for the fine comments. Cheers, Sondra

No, no, no - you have to tell us how you are doing!! How are you doing? (Okay. Yes, yes, yes - this is a lovely image. It really is ... but I've been wondering how you're doing.....)

Lou Ann, I am doing well, walking slower than usual, but that's to be expected. Going to the grocery store is still too much activity too soon. I need to start walking in the neighborhood and increase the distance each outing. Planning a trip to Florida in 2 weeks. Thanks for asking about my bionic knee. Sondra

Excellent perspective,Sondra. Spectacular landscape.

Great perspective. I like that the road is in the shot for scale; shows how truly majestic these formations are.

Hi Sondra, very nice shot. Excellent example of composure..... I've never been at this place, so I wondering whether you were standing on solid ground, in a helicopter, or in a hot air baloon?...... Didn't happen to make some infrared exposures with your 828 by any chance, did you?.....I'm the curious sort....Jim

Jim, I was standing on solid ground. This image was taken on my first photo trip to the west, Easter 2004, with the old Minolta Dimage 7.

Sondra, it is a great view point, and a great view. I like the mixture of greens abd brown. beautiful!

You really have an amazing sensation of vertigo. Excellent light.

Very good composition with excellent sense of depth and height.

It's absolutely stunning, as is the rest of your portfolio. I'd be thrilled if I could do half as well.

So would I Alan.....Jim

Many thanks to all of you for your wonderful comments. Cheers, Sondra