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30
Apr
2013

NXNW 2013: Canyon Layers




I spent last weekend “living the dream” with a bunch of photoblogger buddies out in the Moab, Utah area where we woke up way too early, stayed out way too late and generally made lots of photographic magic in some of the most spectacular landscape you’ll find anywhere in the United States.

I’ve only just downloaded the pictures and haven’t had time to do a lot of processing yet but here’s the first image. This was taken in Canyonlands National Park about 90 minutes or so after sunrise. The silhouetted figure is Justin Balog taking his life in his hands, perched on the edge of a rather precipitous drop.

If you want to see more of the work produced by myself, Justin, Bob Lussier, Mike Criswell, Chris Nitz, Rick Louie and Mark Garbowski, search either Twitter or Google+ for the hashtag “#NXNW”, or visit the blogs linked here.



Tagged - Canyonlands National Park, Justin Balog, layers, Moab, morning, NXNW, photographer, recession, UT, Utah


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12 Comments

Dave Wilson
April 30, 2013, 7:43 am

Darn it! I obviously missed a couple of pretty prominent dust spots in this one. I’ll fix that before it ends up being printed!

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Jim Denham
April 30, 2013, 7:49 am

Really awesome image Dave! Can’t wait to see more from all of ya!

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Justin
April 30, 2013, 11:29 am

Boom…my day here is done! Totally pro.
Justin´s last post ..Cisco Utah

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Mark Garbowski
April 30, 2013, 12:57 pm

I’m feeling particularly dumb for having passed on this shot. But then, mine might not have been this good. Fantastic job, Dave.
Mark Garbowski´s last post ..Fisher Towers Infrared

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Dave Wilson
April 30, 2013, 1:31 pm

Thanks, gents! Justin, you were a real troopah standing out there on the edge of the abyss to let us get this shot.

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Bob Lussier
April 30, 2013, 2:10 pm

I may have to go warm in my version, when I get to processing it.
Oh … and my image tomorrow will be a shot of you, Dave, from Dead Horse.
Bob Lussier´s last post ..NXNW Mafia

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    Dave Wilson
    April 30, 2013, 3:32 pm

    I have several others that I processed to look more sunrisey but I reckoned no-one else would try a cool tint so I thought I would be enormously original and go with this version today. No doubt, there will be several similar images posted over the next few weeks!

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Rachel Cohen
April 30, 2013, 2:54 pm

Wow Dave! Awesome image! You guys are brave! 🙂
Rachel Cohen´s last post ..flower, flowers, floral, bonsai, flowering, blossoms, nature, photography, RCNaturephotos, Rachel Cohen, Rachel Cohen Photography, http://rcnaturephotos.com, by (C) 2013 Rachel Cohen

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    Dave Wilson
    April 30, 2013, 3:33 pm

    Nope, Rachel, when it comes to heights I am most definitely not brave. Justin, on the other hand, is completely fearless and, in my opinion, a total nutcase. He was prancing around on the edge like some kind of mountain goat 🙂

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LensScaper
May 1, 2013, 3:07 am

Fantastic layers of recession and the photographer is in precisely the right spot. What a gem of a shot.
LensScaper´s last post ..Three Seater

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Mesa Arch Tonal Recession » Too Much Glass
May 2, 2013, 9:48 am

[…] word “recession” in photography until two days ago, when I viewed this blog post from Dave Wilson, and I noticed that he tagged it with the word “recession.”  For a moment I thought […]

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Light and shadow
January 5, 2014, 10:03 am

Beautiful shades of blue. Very nicely done.
Light and shadow´s last post ..Indian Canyons – Light and Shadow

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