Posted by Alun Lambert (cheshire, United Kingdom) on 28 April 2008 in Landscape & Rural.
This is Bryce Canyon Utah again, Saw the tree and had to use it.
The tree does have a very interesting shape to it and the background is stunning.
28 Apr 2008 12:31am
@CRFoto: thanks a lot
it creates a great foreground focus and really draws you in.
28 Apr 2008 12:36am
@Rhys: cheers
Wonderful framing. When we were down in Nevada this fall we didn't get to Bryce Canyon, my loss I would say. It sure is a beautiful place.
28 Apr 2008 1:08am
@Marion: Thanks for your comments
I have seen some other pictures of that spot but I like yours because the different trees give the scale.
28 Apr 2008 1:34am
@akarui: Thanks very much
amazing colors and nice shot.
28 Apr 2008 1:39am
Excellent colours,great rock formations...The tree in front is good but the green trees amongst the rocks really stand out.Me like !!
28 Apr 2008 2:00am
@Anthony: Thought you might spot the tree's
Wow! Great view! I bet it was fun trekking down there!
28 Apr 2008 2:10am
@Vikram: thanks very much, loads of trekking, fantastic
Thanks for your comment on my post, this is amazing scenery, love it, enjoy London
28 Apr 2008 4:50am
@Peter Miller: Thanks Peter
What an awesome shot! The red rock formations are beautifully framed by the tree.
28 Apr 2008 5:00am
@Nina: Thanks Nina
That driftwood is a piece of art!!! gorgeous compo all around :)
28 Apr 2008 5:46am
What a fantastic place, well-captured. It's great when you can place something foreground to give a sense of scale.
28 Apr 2008 6:20am
@Pied Crow: Thank you Pied
A beautiful earthy composition. Just excellent.
28 Apr 2008 6:43am
Using the tree was clearly a good choice, it adds foreground interest and leads the viewer's eye into those striking colours.
28 Apr 2008 7:02am
@Julian Kilsby: Thanks Julian
I don't blame you either... it's beautiful.
28 Apr 2008 7:52am
KAPOW! Those are some red rocks! I like how the worn wood seems to reach around the canyon.
28 Apr 2008 8:01am
@Henry: Thanks Henry
Nice shot
28 Apr 2008 8:15am
Good shot Al, the dead tree looks like arms reaching out.
28 Apr 2008 9:53am
@Observing: Cheers mate thats what the wife said. Thanks
An outsanding image Alun, the natural shapes and colours are out of this world.
28 Apr 2008 10:11am
@MaryB: Thank you for all your comments, very much appreciated.
I like how you composed this image and the colors
28 Apr 2008 11:00am
Wow, this is incredible! Great composition.
28 Apr 2008 11:02am
beautiful formations! i like how you used the tree in the composition
28 Apr 2008 11:58am
WOW, great image...colour, dof, composition..all nice
28 Apr 2008 2:03pm
nice shot
28 Apr 2008 2:15pm
amazing shot!! nice composition!
28 Apr 2008 3:05pm
cool. The tree is awsome and the picture is great.
28 Apr 2008 3:11pm
Thats an amazing scene, well captured and beautifully lit composition.
28 Apr 2008 5:38pm
Superb composition. I like the colour tones and the framing!
28 Apr 2008 5:45pm
@standley: Thanks Standley
Sheesh. I have seen a lot of Hoodoos but none so colourful and beautiful as those.
28 Apr 2008 11:13pm
@Michael Rawluk: Thanks, just so red.
Wow! that's some landscape! Great shot of this unusual landscape.
28 Apr 2008 11:19pm
@Stunner: Thanks for your comment
Beautiful shot! Love the colors and compo!
29 Apr 2008 8:47am
Fantastic shot; great photography!
29 Apr 2008 9:29am
WOW! Really stunning!
29 Apr 2008 2:28pm
@Michael: Thanks for all your comments
Wonderful landscape!
30 Apr 2008 7:16pm
Cool shot! It almost looks like some kind of primitive dinosaur scene - the color balance is very "Kodachrome ca. 1960."
1 May 2008 6:32pm
@Ken McCoy: cheers
Amazing picture! Somewhere I'd like to go! Good use of tree mate!
7 May 2008 2:23pm
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