Million Dollar View

[Sunny Sra]

Million Dollar View

• Sunny Sra
• Nov 13, 2019

 

[Jim Dockery]

Nicely done. I like the B&W treatment and how you let the shadows go black. How many people were there that day?

 

[AlanLichty]

Excellent job framing this shot Sunny. The B&W conversion works well for this scene too.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Beautiful. I have never been there and now I hear that it's closed.

 

[Sunny Sra]

Nicely done. I like the B&W treatment and how you let the shadows go black. How many people were there that day?

Jim,
Thank you. That day, i was the only one there for the 2 hours i spent there. This was on Nov 30th 2015 and snow had just started falling, that probably prevented many from coming there, the rocks do get slippery.

 

[Sunny Sra]

Excellent job framing this shot Sunny. The B&W conversion works well for this scene too.

Alan,
Thank you

 

[Sunny Sra]

Beautiful. I have never been there and now I hear that it's closed.

Ben,
Thank you. Unfortunately yes it is now closed. I was planning on going back to shoot some stars in warmer months but never got the chance.

 

[JimFox]

Very cool looking Sunny! The B&W really gives this s nice perspective. With it closed then, I am glad I was able to get out there. I did have the same thought as you, I wanted to get back out there and shoot it with some stars in the shot too.

 

[Kyle Jones]

The centered ring adds some power to this. I like it. Nice, bold B&W treatment too.

 

[Dean]

Very strong image Sunny. When the first thing you feel viewing an image is an emotional response then you know the photographer has really presented something unique. Excellent!

 

[Tom Narwid]

Million Dollar View

• Sunny Sra
• Nov 13, 2019

$2,000,000 Sonny!!!

 

[Carlo Didier]

Excellent! I don't know that place. Where does the name come from?

 

[MonikaC]

Nice to see a different treatment for such a loved-to-death location. I may have to go back to some of mine & try a b&w......

 

[Bart Carrig]

It is such a fantastic layout, and this image portrays it beautifully. It's easy to see how it would have been seen as a high-end condominium location on its discovery. You've captured it's real beauty.

That's why it continues to be a great location (even as a "cowboy" Kiva). And it's still a challenge to get to.

Bart

 

[lionking]

Beautiful capture Sunny, i wish the horizon was straight.
Too bad they closed this for public...

 

[Mahikan]

Very nice Sunny, sacred place, I went there several years ago. Well done!

 

[Beth]

wonderful b&w tones. great comp. too.