Bryce Canyon

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Almazar80
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Bryce Canyon

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I've been processing more pictures of Bryce Canyon (in Utah) from a trip five years ago.

1. Sunrise

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2. Later in the morning

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3. Sunset

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Thanks for looking.
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Birma
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Re: Bryce Canyon

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Wow - what a spectacular vista! The series of three pictures build up to that big view at the end. Great contrast and light at either end of the day.
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Wow indeed.

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Dr. Harout
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Re: Bryce Canyon

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That is a very beautiful place.
Do I sense a different processing in the last shot?
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Re: Bryce Canyon

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Truly awesome.

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