Fire Arch by Dan Greenberg


04-JAN-2016

Not 100% sure why they call it that. To get an idea of how small this really is, please see the previous image.

Best viewed at original size.

Nikon D750 ,AF-S NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED VR
1/15s f/11.0 at 24.0mm iso400 (5 Exposure HDR) hide exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

Karen Moen		27-Jan-2016 04:46
Perfectly exposed to see in all the dark corners. Amazing structures. Voted.

LynnH		20-Jan-2016 15:49
This is fantastic. Fiery red color is so organic and earthy. V

globalgadabout		20-Jan-2016 14:20
fabulous shapes here, and such a warm glow...an enchanting mini landscape that you have made epic...V

Helen Betts		20-Jan-2016 09:55
Fascinating forms, beautiful color and excellent texture. V.

Dave Berry		20-Jan-2016 07:00
Oh, man! You're hurtin' me! That is nothing short of amazing. My compliments to both Nature and the photographer. BV+

Allan Jay		20-Jan-2016 05:37
Incredible detail and textures in this amazing wide angle view, Dan!

joseantonio		20-Jan-2016 05:27
nature can do incredible things.V.

fotabug		20-Jan-2016 04:12
Oh my, what an awesome image! Very well executed! V

Sam Rua		20-Jan-2016 04:00
Nicely captured and processed Dan. We shot there on an overcast day. Without the clouds the bright sunlight reflecting off the grounds lights that little cavern on fire. That's my guess on why it got that moniker.

J Ponces		20-Jan-2016 03:55
What an amazing place and photograph! Reminds me of Petra, somehow... BV

Carol E Sandgren		20-Jan-2016 03:55
I've been there and know it is difficult to photograph, but you nailed it with the super wide lens! I love the shapes the holes form! Nicely done.