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This is another in the series of photographs I took out on the Bonneville Speedway. The more I get into these photographs, the more I can't make up my mind which one to submit to the photography contest.

*flail*

But my dad just smiled and laughed at me. "Well, dear, they are all good, you'll have to make that decision on your own, but I guarantee that you'll go through at least seven before finally throwing your hands up and just tossing one possibly at random into the contest. <ause> Well, if you are anything like me, that is..."

(My father does acrylics professionally, you see, and is friends with Craig Law a local photographer of superb talent.)

Each time I look at this picture, I stand back, trying to think of what I should do to it to make it better.

I've yet to actually touch it. I just ... can't. This is one of those flukes that just ... worked as it is. The contrast is good. The blues are just gorgeous. And I even like the clouds and the ratio of salt to sky. The only thing I would change, I can't because of the camera angle at the time so...

Here it is.

NOTE: It's been pointed out to me that my camera's time stamping is 'off'. Two years and 11 months off. No, it couldn't be JUST three years dead on, no, it's 11 months and a matter of 2 days. *facepalm*
I blame the husband and am trying to fix it as we speak.
Well, on the camera, it's much to late for this series of pictures.

Description
This is another in the series of photographs I took out on the Bonneville Speedway. The more I get into these photographs, the more I can't make up my mind which one to submit to the photography contest.

*flail*

But my dad just smiled and laughed at me. "Well, dear, they are all good, you'll have to make that decision on your own, but I guarantee that you'll go through at least seven before finally throwing your hands up and just tossing one possibly at random into the contest. <ause> Well, if you are anything like me, that is..."

(My father does acrylics professionally, you see, and is friends with Craig Law a local photographer of superb talent.)

Each time I look at this picture, I stand back, trying to think of what I should do to it to make it better.

I've yet to actually touch it. I just ... can't. This is one of those flukes that just ... worked as it is. The contrast is good. The blues are just gorgeous. And I even like the clouds and the ratio of salt to sky. The only thing I would change, I can't because of the camera angle at the time so...

Here it is.

NOTE: It's been pointed out to me that my camera's time stamping is 'off'. Two years and 11 months off. No, it couldn't be JUST three years dead on, no, it's 11 months and a matter of 2 days. *facepalm*
I blame the husband and am trying to fix it as we speak.
Well, on the camera, it's much to late for this series of pictures.