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18-JAN-2007

San Cayetano Mountains, Southern Arizona

Taken from the same mountainside as this image, but a few steps away and facing southeast.

Canon EOS 5D
1/50s f/8.0 at 36.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time18-Jan-2007 17:38:17
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 5D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length36 mm
Exposure Time1/50 sec
Aperturef/8
ISO Equivalent100
Exposure Bias-0.67
White Balance
Metering Modemulti spot (3)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programaperture priority (3)
Focus Distance

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Guest 13-Nov-2016 14:26
Stunning
shatterbug01-Sep-2007 04:53
A really beautiful landscape...the light and colors are marvelous!
Jay Levin31-Aug-2007 08:08
Beautiful array of colors, and the sunlit mountains are stunning. In my mind a compositional masterpiece.
Lars Nordström 29-Aug-2007 22:25
This is one of my Favourites because of the clouds, the small (because of the perspective) and also grandeur montains - beautifully coloured. The word "MOOD" again.
I can feel the darkness is soon ariving, possibly some rain. And hidden deep in the forests and mountains waits a cougar or a bear. (I corrected me, first I wrote Beer, well that can also be a threath in some way.
Guest 22-Aug-2007 03:55
You have captured this place under different lights. This one is so far my favorite. The colors are wonderful. The tree - highly contrasted in the foreground - is a really balancing element in the image.
Patricia Lay-Dorsey22-Aug-2007 02:56
A magical mix of serenity and motion. I feel as though I'm lying on my back and seeing a celestial land- and sky- and mountainscape. So so beautiful.
Faye White18-Aug-2007 22:35
stunning in its range of color and depth!
Kal Khogali18-Aug-2007 20:48
Sublime with its blues and reds merging perfectly..I often think that people underestimate the impact of such a transition in a photo. Often lacking in a traditional sunset image, it is the difference between the ordinary and the extraordinary. K
Roe..18-Aug-2007 00:50
this is an amazing landscape..the tones and depth are wonderful..you are a good eye for composition..I'd frame it :)
Ray :)17-Aug-2007 22:57
The sky and distant mountains are so beautiful here, I think the shot would work even work without the bush and with just a sliver of foreground.
You certainly captured the warmth here, even though you say it was cold!
Alina17-Aug-2007 21:50
I love the shot. Beautiful sky and red mountains in the background.
Phil Douglis17-Aug-2007 19:25
This is one of your most luscious landscapes, Jenene. The colors form a sublime golden trident in the sky, each cloud echoing the sun splashes on the mountains below. The bush in the foreground creates a layer that adds depth perspective and echoes the thrust of the clouds moving from right to left. So much depends here on your exposure -- it is beautifully understated, showing less and saying more.
JSWaters17-Aug-2007 19:06
Being relentlessly hot and humid here in S. California lately, I was just thinking how much I would enjoy being back there even as cold as I was on that mountain, Dale. (While you two were eating cheese and crackers and spicy mustard!) I think I'll wait for Arizona to cool off before I come back! -J
Guest 17-Aug-2007 18:56
I think it's time to go back....however, it's currently more humid and considerably hotter.

dale