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Thread: Moab Part II

  1. 05-14-2006, 10:31 PM #1
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    Moab Part II

    Finally had a chance to mess with some of the SLR photos I took in Moab. And some of them don't even include bikes! Both of these were taken at Arches National Park.
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    The La Salles

    I want all of my Moab photos to include the La Salles in the background. In this one I let them be the whole show.

    Panoramic shot with the 10D and stitched in Photoshop.

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    And...

    A bike.

    You didn't really think I could post without including at least one bike photo did you?

    Amasa Back trail just before sunset.
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  4. 05-14-2006, 11:53 PM #4
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    Re: Moab Part II

    Hey, that first one is kinda arty and cool...

    You're making me wanna be in the desert. And I frickin live here!

    I remember you posting once that the La Salles should always be shot with snow on them. Glad to see they cooperated for your trip!

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    Re: And...

    Quote Originally Posted by Photo-John
    A bike.

    You didn't really think I could post without including at least one bike photo did you?

    Amasa Back trail just before sunset.
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    Re: Moab Part II

    That last one knocked my socks off. That's not a good thing. I am freaking obsessive about my socks. Jerk.
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