John Holbrook
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Golden hour landscapes. My examples below:
Square Butte, AZ
Goblin Valley State Park, UT
Saguaro National Park, AZ
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Great images Michael, I especially favor the Grand Canyon capture!John, your intro slide is...luxurious!
The Grand Canyon
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Talkeetna, AK
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Goblin Valley State Park
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Fabulous shotsHayden Peak the Uintas.
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Lehi Utah Weat Field
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Capitol Reef NP
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Wonderful images Ken, I absolutely love the North Yorkshire capture––gorgeous! The Scotland image is a very close favorite.Scotland on a cold November morning
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Derwentwater on a much warmer November morning
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North Yorkshire and a tiny slice of limestone pavement with evening light
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Lastly from the Ardeche valley in France and a summer's evening with the light streaming through the arch illuminating the lovers. KenView attachment 56584
Ben, the wheat field in Utah is magical––just perfect and my favorite. The Hayden Peak (great reflection!) and the Capitol Reef captures are beautiful as well.Hayden Peak the Uintas.
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Lehi Utah Weat Field
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Capitol Reef NP
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Alan, beautiful light captured in these perfect landscapes––too difficult to choose a favorite, all are so well captured.I have taken some images during this kind of light.
Bridge of the Gods as seen from Thunder Island:
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Harris Beach State Park:
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Monument Valley:
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Harris Beach:
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Coquille Beach in Bandon:
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Battery Point Lighthouse in Crescent City:
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Sonny, you’ve certainly captured a beautiful and grand landscape of “that” canyon—in beautiful light.I seem to have too few golden light images. But I did find this one that I took at a very well known canyon.
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It is a challenge to do "that" canyon justice, so thank you John.Sonny, you’ve certainly captured a beautiful and grand landscape of “that” canyon—in beautiful light.
Doug, two beautiful Death Valley images—both are well captured and composed…and if I had to choose a favorite, the Mesquite Flats Dunes image would be my choice. Great shot of the Pintail in flight—what shutter speed?Thanks for starting this, John. This is a great topic and another great masthead.
Mesquite Flat Dunes, Death Valley National Park.
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Zabriskie Point, Death Valley National Park.
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Northern Pintail at Whitewater Draw Wildlife Refuge.
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Dan, your last image is my first choice—beautiful light captured in this gorgeous landscape—my favorite! It’s always nice to see the same scene, images three and four, shot at different times and different viewpoints. Gorgeous warn light captured in your second image and and interesting light in the first image with just the foreground treetops illuminated.
Lovely light in the sky—and reflections in the water below. Glad you shared all three of these images.I had forgotten about these, but all three were shot within 15 minutes total.
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