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November 22, 2002
I grabbed this shot on a recent trip to the Grand Canyon. This was taken around sunset.
As with the last time I was at the canyon, I didn't take too many photos.
The canyon is just one of those places that photos can't accurately depict.
For me, it goes a little further. I personally didn't really start to get
impressed with the canyon until I hiked into it. Then, a couple miles
within, I began to get my head around it all. The grandeur and scale are
amazing.
I considered taking some panoramic, but that too would be inaccurate.
To accomodate the entire canyon in a reasonable length, you'd loose all the
subtly of the rock face and the light that strikes it. Consider this -- for
this shot, you're seeing about 5% of the total vista.
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Camera: Olympus E-10
Mode: Manual
Metering: n/a
ISO: 80
Focal Length: 9mm
Aperture: f4.8
Exposure: 1/40 sec, hand-held
Contrast and Sharpness were set to normal.
Filter: Hoya Circular Polarizer
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