January 7th, 2011 – Lone Boulder
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Phil,
I also love the photo you have titled “Entrance” and would love to know how you managed it. I look forward to your future photos. Very good and interesting!
This photo is remarkable! I would be interested to know the location of the photo because it looks remarkably like western Box Elder county in northern Utah. But how and when?
John,
Thanks for your comment! I took this photo last year on holiday in Tenerife with Mum & Dad. These rocks are known as the Egg Boulders and are scattered around the caldera of Mount Teide, having been ejected from the volcano during a past eruption. If I remember correctly they’re here:
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The Entrance photo was taken a few nights ago in Sheffield. It’s the entrance to a new multi-storey car park in the city centre and is a High Dynamic Range (HDR) photo. This process involves taking multiple photos of the same scene at different exposures. The different exposures are then “stitched” together using special software to produce an image with greater detail and contrast.
I hope you continue to enjoy these photos!
Phil