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Territory Of The Mind

April 18, 2012 by Sean Bagshaw 6 Comments

Territory Of The Mind by Sean Bagshaw
Territory Of The Mind, a photo by Sean Bagshaw on Flickr.

In Vermilion Cliffs National Monument photographers tend to focus a lot of attention on The Wave and, more recently, White Pocket. In many ways I find the formations, light and particularly the variety of sandstone colors at Coyote Buttes South to be just as compelling. This was one of the final images I took during this sunset I shared with +Tony Kuyper. The colors in the rock, which are fantastic at any time of day, went absolutely wild in the deep post sunset salmon light. Long exposures in such conditions allow color and light to be captured in a way that our eyes can’t perceive.

30 Seconds @ f/16, ISO 400.

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