Garden of the Gods / Morning Parallel's

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Garden of the Gods / Morning Parallel's

Morning visit to the Garden of the Gods. What a beautiful park outside of Colorado Springs. It’s a place where Red Rocks jet up out of the ground. Absolutely Beautiful.

This picture was taken from the V of these tree’s that twist oddly. I don’t know the name of these trees, hopefully someone who is actually from this area of the country can help me out with the name.

Nikon D300
Lens: 18-200mm VR (off)
Aperture: F/29
Focal Length: 52mm
ISO: 200
5 image HDR (Photomatix’s 3.2 (natural))

Paint Shop Pro Ultimate X2 (Sharpening and Levels)

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DZF1Z1

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Garden of the Gods / Morning Parallel's by dzf1z1

Torfinn Johann...

Excellent work! Great colours, comp, and framing.
Michelle Barlo...

BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO
Mark Ramstead

Someday I hope to see this place too! Beautiful…
dzf1z1 replied

Thanks Mark. Colorado and Utah are bucket list locations; that’s for sure. Thanks for checking out my work.
gregsmith

You really captured the essence of this vista. Excellent, cheers, Greg.
dzf1z1 replied

Thank you. I went early in the morning to capture the early morning light. I was far off the trail, later I learned your not suppose to leave the trail. Oh well, it was worth it.
chemicalfaerie

Excellent framing :)
dzf1z1 replied

Thank you. I had the tripod set up so that the camera was only about 10 inches off the ground.
Philip Johnson

good eye congrats
dzf1z1 replied

Thanks Philip. I hope I don’t keep you too busy after this trip. I’m trying to keep my submissions to a minimum.
Mac Cabrera

Spectacular shot.
Mac
dzf1z1 replied

I’m glad you like it Mac.
Jason Connolly

Excellent HDR work, great shot.
dzf1z1 replied

Thanks Jason. I like your HDR work as well. Especially Blackpool Tower Ballroom.
Jason Asher

Great work, love the framing mate!
dzf1z1 replied

Thanks Jason. I must have walked around this area for about 40 minutes trying to find the composition I wanted. Glad to hear that it was not in vain.
Bogdan Ciocsan

great work! the idea is just great :D
dzf1z1 replied

Thanks D.
viveca

Just breathtaking what a moment to capture
dzf1z1 replied

Thank you Viveca. Love your murals. You sound very busy. Good luck with the CD.
Paul Threlkel

Very nice HDR!
dzf1z1 replied

Thank you Paul. I just went through your pictures, wow. Your profile says your an amatuer, well there is nothing amatuer about your pictures. Thanks again.
Tcrawshaw

Stunning stuff
dzf1z1 replied 19 days ago

Thanks.
Terence Russell 20 days ago

I call them scrub cedars, mountain cedars, or just junipers. There are likely more varieties of that I know of, but all the trees in the SW area are pretty scruffy. I love the danged things, as they are do such wonderful ballet movements and hold them for longer than I can stay to watch!
dzf1z1 replied 19 days ago

There’s the answer I was looking for. Scrub Cedars. I don’t have them around were I live. There cool. Thanks.
PhotosEcosse 19 days ago

Nicely framed. love those colors!
dzf1z1 replied 19 days ago

Thank you!