The Cascades at Burgess Falls State Park: “

Michael Tuuk has added a photo to the pool:

Taken at Burgess Falls State Park near Sparta, TN. If my memory serves me correctly this section of the falls is called the cascades and is above the upper falls.

There are a thousand great views of the river and the various falls. However, getting a good shot can be tricky due to lots of trees and brush along the banks. We also had bright, mid-day sun which meant very high contrast b/w the sunny and shade areas.

3-exposure HDR

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Hamilton Pool: “

Michael Tuuk has added a photo to the pool:

Captured a shot with Jim (jimnix on flickr, www.nomadicpursuits.com) to show the tremendous scale of this place. Jim is to the left of the falls (in the red jacket). View large if you can’t see him…

More on Hamilton Pool at michaeltuuk.wordpress.com/2010/03/08/hamilton-pool/

3-exposure HDR, center exposure 18mm f/14, 1/2s, ISO 100

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St. Johns on a Rainy Night: “

Darrell Wyatt posted a photo:

View On Black

What a rainy, miserable photoshoot this was. I decided to stop by St. Johns on my way home from work last night. It was rainy and windy and my camera lens was attracting water like a magnet attracts nails. I’ll try again on a better night when I can keep the camera still.

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Rock Garden: “

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On Hardy CreekView On Black

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LDS Salt Lake Temple: “

Date: Feb 16, 2010 2:14 PM Number of Comments on Photo:0 View Photo

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Hardy Creek: “

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Daffy Love: “

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Yep, it is almost Spring.
View On Black

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Woot! Bighorn Sheep!: “

Malice B. has added a photo to the pool:

I’ve been obsessed with seeing these damn animals… I finally got a chance, they were only about fifteen feet away…

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Temple of the Sinawava: “

Amar Raavi has added a photo to the pool:

I guess Utah has to change its tagline to ‘Grand Canyons State’ to beat Arizona. At least i had more joy visiting canyons of Utah than the Grand Canyon. Even though we couldnt cover many places, it was a wonderful experience capturing the beauty of Utah with in the available time.

With our first stop at Zion National Park, we have covered only 5-10% of the must see places considering the numerous trails the park has to offer. Well, there is always next time.

Photographed is one of the Sandstone mountains during sunset at the Temple of the Sinawava in Zion National Park.

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Dainty…: “

Malice B. has added a photo to the pool:

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