This shot was taken about an hour before sunset. Manual exposure.
Sandstone against sun light.
Tricky white balance time. Windows to the past.
Standing tall - shot with long tele lens.
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Your photo, taken an hour before sunset, is beautiful. I love the color of the rocks. Is the window shot HDR by any chance? It's impressive at any rate.
Hi Ben, thanks for stopping by. No HDR done to any photos. Just got lucky with the light.
Thanks for stopping by.
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