Mt Fletcher Box Canyon

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Image Title: Mt Fletcher Box Canyon

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By: Gregg Lowrimore
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Gregg Lowrimore {Karma:2}
Project	#20 The classic landscape/nature photograph	Camera Model	Nikon CoolPix 990
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	standard 8mm-24mm
Uploaded	11/20/2002	Film / Memory Type	Digital CF
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Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	Found this great box canyon and luckily I had brought along my Nikon F70, CoolPix and a Mamiya RB67. But I later found out a pilot error caused the RB67 shot of this same composition had failed, and the image from the CoolPix was the most readily available to post. The F70 captured this scene as well as the CoolPix, but those haven\'t been digitized yet.

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Debbie Groff {K:9569} 12/17/2002

I kind of like the composition. Different angles I'm sure would have worked...as always..there are several different angles to every 'story'. I think a contrasty b&w would work too, as Joffre mentioned.
Debbie

Joffre Swait {K:626} 11/20/2002

Gregg,

I would suggest that a B&W version of this would be more powerful since the quality of the light isn't special. Give it a shot ...

Jenny Brown {K:2859} 11/20/2002

The colors and sharpness are excellent, but I find the composition somewhat cramped and awkward. The building is sort of falling off the edge on the right, and something else is intruding (though I can't easily tell what that stuff is). It's not clear if you're taking a picture of the mountains or of the building; which is foreground and which is background. If you made that more clear I think it would be a very strong image.

Bart Aldrich {K:7614} 11/20/2002

Clint Eastwood territory....well caught.

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