The last time I was visited Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado I took a bunch of panorama shots (usually five or so frames across that I later stitched together in Photoshop). They look great big with tons of detail, although quite small and underwhelming in the format of this blog. I never posted any because of that. But if you click on this image, the full size photo will load (you might have to click it again after it loads to go full size). If you’ve never been to Great Sand Dunes, it’s a great place. One of my favorite national parks, and also one of the newest, having only recently been upgraded from a national monument to a national park.
I don’t think it’s underwhelming at all in the smaller format, maybe it’s more like reading the Cliffs Notes for a great, big novel – I might miss some of the details but I can still see its beauty and potential. The clouds are amazing!
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The last time I was visited Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado I took a bunch of panorama shots (usually five or so frames across that I later stitched together in Photoshop). They look great big with tons of detail, although quite small and underwhelming in the format of this blog. I never posted any because of that. But if you click on this image, the full size photo will load (you might have to click it again after it loads to go full size). If you’ve never been to Great Sand Dunes, it’s a great place. One of my favorite national parks, and also one of the newest, having only recently been upgraded from a national monument to a national park.
Of course, viewing it on my iPad certainly doesn’t do it justice. Nice work, Craner!
Took me 5 minutes to scroll from one side to the other, but very worth the trip! Great light and composition.
I don’t think it’s underwhelming at all in the smaller format, maybe it’s more like reading the Cliffs Notes for a great, big novel – I might miss some of the details but I can still see its beauty and potential. The clouds are amazing!
Looks like a Salvador Dali painting.
absolutely spectacular, sean p.
some really cool stuff here