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This one canyon jumped out at me as it was rather narrow with some fairly close buttes and edges to give the canyon some depth. I found many of the other views to be so vast that without something in the sky it becomes hard to get a great image.
There was a few clouds in the sky but not enough to make it worthy of being a big sky image. I decided that this would work without it. I set it up to be a black and white and went with the Efke 25 knowing I would get DR-5 processing.
Black and White works well in the daytime and I thought there might be some nice textures through the canyon depths.
After making that one I decided that there was even some potential for color too, so I took a shot with Velvia 100F. I was not sure if the shadows would go solid black but I wanted to get that great red of the sandstone.
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