Monday, 12th November 2007
Good Morning Arches
by Matthew Kadey
Many photographers left the "Windows" section of Arches disappointed this particular morning. A leaden sky did not produce much of a daybreak glow. But, just as I was walking back to the car the clouds became fragmented over Turret Arch. Another good example of how patience and photography are amigos.
Equipment: Canon 20D, 10-20mm, Polarizer
Good Morning Arches by Matthew Kadey was photo of the day on Monday, 12th November 2007. It is tagged Landscapes, Sky. You can leave a comment below.
15 Comments
Adriana
So beautiful!
Anurag
That is what I call creativity. everyone was after color and you took off at a tangent into the relm of black and white!! – darkened the sky with a polarizer ( incidently using the polarizer on a wide angle lense has darkened only the overhead portion of the sky, leaving the sky near the horizon, illuminated, which, in my view is helping the shot).
Lesson – Never give up on a situation
Dennis
I agree with Anurag – you made the best of the situation. Many of us (myself included) have become enamored with color. Nice work.
David Constable
superb mono, congrats on POTD
Keith
Congratulations on POTD. I love mono work myself, and this shot is a great example of all the reasons why.
Renee
very nice photo! congrats
Pauline Jones
The shapes of the rock remind me of a gnarled, old elephant.
Jan
Looking at the negative space of the hole looks like a head on shot of an elephant. How fun to see how everyone sees things wonderfully different.
kml
Love the angle – very well done!
Pieter -sAner- van der Horst
A good shot. I visited Arches np in May this year and I loved it. By far the most photogenic park in the Southwest, imo. I like the sky a lot.
Su
Love this b’w shot well done.
mike
The sky is wonderful.
Rajib Singha
Well done and thanks for sharing.
Renee
Well done indeed!
Su
Great shot an unusual take for this area, congrats