Livin' on the Edge

[Bart Carrig]

There's a canyon a bit southwest of the Wahweap Towers east of Cottonwood Canyon Road, with some interesting hoodoo formations of it's own. So I asked our friend if he'd go over and "stand by that ledge" so I could use him for scale. I didn't expect him to get this close, but it worked out nicely for me.

Bart

 

[AlanLichty]

I have seen a few shots from this area but have never had wheels that could get me back in there. The inclusion of scale is enlightening in this case - I would not have had a sense of it at all without him.

 

[MonikaC]

I have a friend who used to trick his then-wife into standing in similar places. Maybe that's why she's an "ex".... Good thing your friend is more willing!

 

[JimFox]

I have a friend who used to trick his then-wife into standing in similar places. Maybe that's why she's an "ex".... Good thing your friend is more willing!

Ha ha!

 

[JimFox]

Very cool Bart. Love that view and that scale. Is that Dave?

 

[Douglas Sherman]

I love the colors you process in your images, Bart. I am not a fan of heights so thinking about that guy gives me the willies. Great image!

 

[Mike Mancil]

The figure sure sets the scale. Well done.

 

[Leslie Hunter]

I like this

 

[Bart Carrig]

Thanks all, it was a great day that followed perfect sunrise light at the Ghost Rocks. Jim, actually Dave was shooting with me, where I was. It was Yermo.

Bart

 

[Bob]

Bart,
Very interesting image. Love the person for scale. I do the same thing often I think it adds another dimension to the image. Nicely done.
Bob

 

[Alisa]

Very nice perspective and show of scale. This area looks pretty cool!

 

[Ben Egbert]

Neat shot.