Lower Antelope

[Jordan Marsh]

I took this about 4 or 5 years ago but I still remember the ungodly heat and sand sticking to all of my sweat

3 frame stitch with the 24mm ts-e.

 

[AlanLichty]

Interesting choice of lenses for Lower Antelope. Shifty panoramas are my favorite technique for sharp wide shots with a 24mm ts-e.

Nice result in this case - a different angle from most of the shots I have seen/taken of this formation..

 

[Lester Garcia]

Beautiful lines and colours is this well chosen perspective.

 

[JimFox]

Jordan, wow how awesome! What a great intro shot for the forum.

I really like it, and shot with a 45TSE? Kudos to you for that. I have a 24mm TSE but I don't use it enough so when I do pull it out it takes me an hour just to remember which knob does what...

Jim

 

[Jordan Marsh]

Interesting choice of lenses for Lower Antelope. Shifty panoramas are my favorite technique for sharp wide shots with a 24mm ts-e.

Nice result in this case - a different angle from most of the shots I have seen/taken of this formation..

Beautiful lines and colours is this well chosen perspective.

Jordan, wow how awesome! What a great intro shot for the forum.

I really like it, and shot with a 45TSE? Kudos to you for that. I have a 24mm TSE but I don't use it enough so when I do pull it out it takes me an hour just to remember which knob does what...

Jim

Thank you guys!! And Jim, this was actually the 24mm. It still was a bit of a pain. It took me a few tries because every time I'd get it lined up a group would come through and I'd have to move and start over again

 

[Tex Schneider]

Jordan:

Simply wonderful!

 

[BarryHamilton]

Very nice! I like the more subtle colors and softer contrast than we often see from this place.

 

[Travis Rhoads]

Still one of my all time favorite images of Lower Antelope...a unique approach results in a standout image.

 

[Ryan10]

oh...this is outfreakingstanding!!! The clarity, depth, and 3D is just superb! I still cannot tell if the top left quadrant of the image is further back in the rocks, or if it is a foreground rock in shadow. That is crazy!

 

[Jordan Marsh]

oh...this is outfreakingstanding!!! The clarity, depth, and 3D is just superb! I still cannot tell if the top left quadrant of the image is further back in the rocks, or if it is a foreground rock in shadow. That is crazy!

Thanks you guys The top left is the foreground in shadow, I've never actually noticed that before but now that you've pointed it out