So, just one, at least for now…
No picture can capture the sheer magnitude of this place. Truly, as a photographer, I was very frustrated. One has to be there.the grand canyon, just one photo
I took hundreds of photos while visiting the Grand Canyon and I was consistently disappointed with each one. The sheer expanse and utter magnitude of this place can not be adequately represented. As a photographer, I was frustrated and beaten; as a human being, I was awestruck.
No picture can capture the sheer magnitude of this place. Truly, as a photographer, I was very frustrated. One has to be there.
No picture can capture the sheer magnitude of this place. Truly, as a photographer, I was very frustrated. One has to be there.
Matt Renfree says:
Hey! you might be able to get some more out of your pictures!
Do you have adobe lightroom? Try shifting your green/magenta bar about 12 to the green side, lowering your saturation, and raising your blacks to about 7-8. It should really help add some depth. …although no photograph can really convey the beauty and feeling of being there.
if you don’t have Lightroom, let me know.
July 11, 2009 — 3:11 pm
Celeste says:
This is a nice shot. I think when you get home and go through all of them you will find a lot more that you like.
July 11, 2009 — 4:18 pm
Michael says:
Matt,
I don’t have Lightroom, but I use a program called LightZone on Linux. I’ll try to do what you suggest with that program and repost. Thanks for the comment. Hope all is well with you. It’s great to hear from you.
Mike
July 11, 2009 — 11:39 pm