Cedar Mesa, Utah

[Jeffrey]

Though I've been there numerous times, every experience is unique. What was boring one time becomes exciting the next. Upredictable. That's what landscape photography is. Keep going back. I did just that last month.

 

[dan swiger]

This is sweet! The tree looks like it's enjoying the sun & sky colors

 

[AlanLichty]

Great sunset colors and backdrop. Is this from Muley Point?

 

[Jeffrey]

Great sunset colors and backdrop. Is this from Muley Point?

Yes.

 

[JimFox]

So cool Jeffrey! I like the way the clouds angle across the sky.

Love that tree, and you are right, part of the allure as a landscape photographer is that it's different every time we go someplace. So while it may be the same place, the conditions make it different for us.

I would darken that patch of sky in the middle of the tree just a bit, it feels a bit brighter then the rest of the sky.

 

[Trent Watts]

It is a beauty Jeffrey.

 

[MonikaC]

Nice layers in this, Jeffrey. And the lighting makes the foreground nice & soft (it can be so harsh there)

 

[larryj]

Though I've been there numerous times, every experience is unique. What was boring one time becomes exciting the next. Upredictable. That's what landscape photography is. Keep going back. I did just that last month.

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Wonderful image Jeffrey, the light is awesome; thanks for shraring!

 

[BlackRockArt]

Though I've been there numerous times, every experience is unique. What was boring one time becomes exciting the next. Upredictable. That's what landscape photography is. Keep going back. I did just that last month.

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Jeffrey, this is really a sweet shot, love the long exposure, and the composition where the tree sits, it balanced nicely.

Oliver

 

[Jeffrey]

So cool Jeffrey! I like the way the clouds angle across the sky.

Love that tree, and you are right, part of the allure as a landscape photographer is that it's different every time we go someplace. So while it may be the same place, the conditions make it different for us.

I would darken that patch of sky in the middle of the tree just a bit, it feels a bit brighter then the rest of the sky.

Done! Thanks, Jim.