Cedar Breaks National Monument – Sepia

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   Chantal July 28, 2011

   this so changes the whole depth in the shot, amazing how that works

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   Phillip Burrow July 28, 2011

   I love it. It is so different. Beautiful job Caryn!

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   Marcie July 28, 2011

   Love the texture and detail in the rock strata. Somehow more ‘pronounced’ in the sepia processing. Lovely image..wonderful scene!!!

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   Elaine- July 28, 2011

   this is a great shot, so many layers and textures, i did have to go to the coloured version to see what it was tho, but the black and white IS beautiful:)

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   DESPITE STRAIGHT LINES July 28, 2011

   In colour the layers are absolutely stunning, and in mono (sepia), they are equally so but have such a depth and power, a real drama that is more intense as the distraction of colour is removed. That sounds crazy doesn’t it, but you know what I mean.

   An awesome frame that really captures the magnificence of this stunning location. First class photography, Caryn and a pleasure to view.

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   rian July 28, 2011

   looks like a moonscape!

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   Jack Larson July 28, 2011

   neat tones

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   Jimi Jones July 28, 2011

   Very nice, Caryn!
   I like those textures. good job of processing.

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   Michael Rawluk July 28, 2011

   I think Black and White is perfect for that shot. Very nicely composed.

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    Don July 29, 2011

    The color version is very attractive in a natural sense, but agree with you that the BW shows other features better. Fine shot.

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    yz July 30, 2011

    beautiful tone variations

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    John Maslowski July 30, 2011

    Gorgeous shot, love the sepia tones, really enhances the details of this beautiful landscape.

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    didex August 1, 2011

    Amazing Picture… Lovely

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