yes indeed……

Gary - I’ll share the location, but you will then need to come down the road another hour to Zion and buy me a beer. I’m pretty cheap!

Thanks Craig, and thanks for the recommendations! The whole time we were there we kept saying, “I can’t believe we haven’t visited this spot yet!”

Carl, I agree, there probably is too much yellow in the sky. I think that was due to the correction made by the auto white balance setting since I was shooting in dark shade. If I warm a photo after the fact, I always remove the warm cast from the sky. The problem with auto white balance is the entire image is effected, even that area in the sun. When I actually adjust this image, I might convert with a cooler setting like daytime, and then apply a warming filter only to the shaded area - I think this would keep the sky a truer blue. By the way, you were correct, I didn’t use a polarizer.

I agree Richard, I was very surprised to find any green or flowers!

Ron

I’m gunna ask you a little question here, because this image is a goood example of something that bothers me about digital images. The sky’s a funky a color. I see this cast a LOT on digital stuff, especially my own. There’s too much yellow or something in it. I find it happens particularly when I use a polariser, but even sometimes when I don’t. Honestly, I rarely see this on your images, and I was gunna ask what kind of polariser you use, because I thought it might make a difference - but I’m thinking you didn’t use one here anyway, so there goes that theory. What say you?

Cheers

Carl