Church Rock

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Critique Style Requested: Initial Reaction

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Questions to guide your feedback

Ruggedness of the structure(s) and environment portrayed?

Other Information

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Image Description

Glowing in afternoon light, this highly-fractured volcanic plug (diatreme) near the southern boundary of Monument Valley, resembles some architectural designs for newer cathedrals. Approximately 7 miles north in the background, is Agathla Peak, 1500 feet high.

Technical Details

Canon EOS 5D II; Canon EF 70-200mm @ 105mm; f/16 @ 1/50 sec,ISO 100; Gitzo tripod, RRS BH 55; remote trigger

Specific Feedback

Whatever you think, positive or otherwise.

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I like the comp of this scene.

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Thank you @Ron_Pullen for your comment. This was a special afternoon with a storm passing through the deep background over Monument Valley so I could include Agathla Peak in the background with dramatic skies.