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Dawn breaks over the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. I'm humbled by it's stunning beauty and i've seen it literally thousands of times .

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Date: Fri Oct 13, 2006
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Keywords: dawn
Camera: Another Camera

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Lens: Another Lens

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Film: Fujifilm Fujichrome Velvia 50

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Other Equipment: Mamiya C-330 Pro
Shutter Speed and Aperture: Mamiya Sekor 55mm 2.5
ISO: 50

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starriderrick

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That film you are using...it doesnot miss the smallest detail in color WoW!
It is a humbling capture.Beautiful dawnThanks Gary !

#1 Sat Oct 14, 2006 2:06am

gary shaw

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Good fine grade film as well as good prime lenses will notmally produce good results. Of coarse the person behind the camera has a little to do with it. Shots like this I usually shoot at a small apeature and long exposure time to suck every drop of light out of the sunject as posible. I probably shot this at about f-16 for about one second .

#2 Sat Oct 14, 2006 10:45am

starriderrick

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Gary,
Thanks for the photo tips, advice. I'm getting interested in Dawn captures as of late.

In the last couple of days there have been some "Fandamtastic"[wonder what famous person coined that word?]Sunrise shots in the Bay Area. I have 5 that I kept, posted.
I'm trying to preserve the details, it's hard from my vantage(being in the city) Alot of foreground obstacles.{Trees, Powerlines,Houses} What is your advice?
Get to higher ground ? hahahaha.

Thanks again,
Rick

#3 Sat Dec 9, 2006 7:25pm

gary shaw

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Sorry I was so long getting back to you, I've been playing in Las Vegas for a week. You can get some outstanding dawn and sunrise shots in the city, Take advantage of the reflective qualities of the building windows and try framing some in the canyons of the buildings, You might also try some close vertical shots of reflections in tall buildinf alike the Trans Amerca tower. You can take it as far as your imagination will allow.

#4 Tue Dec 12, 2006 10:16pm

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