Salt-River, Tonto National Forest, Arizona.
The Salt River is a popular tubing location during the summer. Looks fun! And, I bet much warmer then the Gulkana River in Alaska – a place my friends and I would go tubing on warm summers.
One of the drawbacks with shooting a lot of 3D video on this trip is that I haven’t had as many still photos as I normally would for my blog. So recently, I have made more of an effort to grab more stills while out shooting 3D – this is one. For 3D, I like to find scenes like this with many layers to it. Unfortunately, I won’t know what really if it “works” until I get home – I’m looking forward to processing the video from this trip.
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I can tell you from experience, it is! Thanks for taking me back there. It’s a beautiful area and you captured it really well.
Hey Ron. When you have been making the videos, how long do you usually run the footage for?
Great lines from the shadow btw.
Nature photography is always a soul inspiring experience- breathing in the fresh air, feeling the breeze in our face and tell us nature is a truth thing
Thanks everyone!
I bet you spent your share of time there Mike!
Hey Richard. Thanks! I usually do around 10 second clips. Seems to be the length at the stock agencies. For time-lapse, I make sure they come out about the same.
@ Portrait Painting – so true!
Very nice Ron, looks like a pretty place
Thanks Dennis!
looking to photograph a nice car with tasteful images of a woman would salt river be perfect ?