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Meteor Crater, Monument Valley, Grand Canyon - Heliopan 715 IR


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All taken on my recent road trip, with the Monochrome converted EOS 5DSR and either 17-40mm or 28-135mm lens and Heliopan 715nm filter. All have been shrunk down for the forum to 1200pixels on the longest side.

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Very nice, I think the 1,2, 4 and the last one stands out. (It is tricky to capture the dimensions of Grand Canyon from the rim, getting a little down from the top helps).
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Thanks all.

 

Øivind, I get what you mean about the Grand Canyon. While I was there I struggled with the size of it - it just looked like a film set. Height would definitely have helped.

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I like the Monument Valley  frames the best--good sky control in those.The Grand Canyon is more challenging because much of the contour is below a flat horizon and IR tends to erase any sense of depth or distance because of the clarity.Still, you framed those well.
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Andrea B.

Jonathan, terrific photos! It is so cool to see the Meteor Crater in IR. It has been years since I've seen that.

 

We have some wonderful National Parks & Monuments in the US. I'm glad you got to see some of that. Do come back to visit again and make sure to see Yellowstone -- geysers and buffalos!

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