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Published: 2010-10-12 19:49:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 28200; Favourites: 2570; Downloads: 1090
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This shot won a Daily Deviation on 1/28/11 ([link] ), and Photo of the Day on 1/7/11 at OneDailyShot.com .Thank you so much to those of you who support me and help get my name out there more!!!
Horseshoe Bend is just west of Page, AZ. It's a crazy spot where the Colorado River forms a horseshoe shape and makes this canyon before opening up into the Grand Canyon. My Induro tripod was about 8 inches from the edge. I rented a Canon 10-22 lens for my trip for this shot specifically and I'm glad I did. This shot requires a REALLY wide angle to get everything. I now own this lens, because it's awesome on a crop body like my Canon t2i. Enjoy
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Always a pleasure with this type of natural wonder and excellency in photography.
The only downside is that one always wishes they were larger, such is the feeling of freedom and elation generated...
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When I was a kid I had a subscription to the magazine 'Arizona Highways'. I could spend hours just looking at the pictures. Thank you for reminding me. This is truly a beautiful shot.
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hi.. i know u mention u capture with 10-22mm.... but do u still do stitching for this shot? is 10mm able to capture this?
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no stitching. this is 10mm on a crop body.
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wow...this is amazing.. i always tot this can only fit into fisheye..
I didn;t prepare for this.. as usually i only bring 18-200 while i travelling..
A bit regret.
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This shot absolutely deserved the honor of a Daily Deviation. It's really something special.
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Your art is featured in my 
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Your art is featured in my
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There's no words to described it. Just WOW
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This is a great picture, and very similar to one by Peter Lik. When your pictures remind someone of his, you know you're good.
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peter lik is overrated. he's just a master of marketing. thanks though!
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Well, either way, he's got some pretty good shots in his gallery. But then again, you sure do too.
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Okay, I see, all of your pictures are beautiful..
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hahaha. thank you very much
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Can you slighty grasp the Guess of much "Time" flow into this Landscape... ...?
Amazing, isn't it? ;3
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I Would Have To Say It Took Several Million Years For The Water To Slowly Wear Down The Rock Till Finally The Perfect Setting Came Into Being Waiting For You To Capture It On Digital Film.
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Anyway, it's cool that the World proves us itself with his View of what for a Masterpiece it is
(Hope i did write it right this Way :3 )
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It's Close Enough To Gather The Meaning And The Truth Of What Is.
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Hmmm how do you mean that?
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Well I Understood What You Were Saying And The Glory Of GOD's Creation Can Not Be Denied
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this is not several images stitched together?? incredible! I was just there... you just have been VERY close to the edge indeed. gorgeous gorgeous.
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nope. just one shot. got really close, and had a 10-22 wide angle lens on it
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Well that's just damned incredible.
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A stunning depth of field and the wonderful landscape is exposed perfectly. The colors look so smooth and vivid and it's definitely one of my favourites
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Absolutely amazing shot. The colours are so beautiful and vivid the water almost looks like ice. Truly, truly amazing!!
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I'm going to have to think about that mounted print at Etsy. It sure seems worth a sawbuck to me!
One of my favorite places to visit is the Grand Canyon, and of course this photo captures this place perfectly.
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thank u. i would love any support u can give me and my "habit"
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i'm supposing i find your work there under this used name.
right?
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There was a typo.
I meant, once I go to Etsy, I find your photos under your username: "Steven Davis"
Or (I guess) I can just hit the link "Purchase Prints" right here.
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yep
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