If you are familiar with Zion, you may be able to determine the location of this scene based on the title.
I think that this location had some of the best autumn color in Zion Canyon during the last week in October, which was quite warm. But now that cooler weather has moved in over this past weekend, I'm sure that the rest of the canyon will be catching up.
Canon 5D II
Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L II
16mm, f/16, 8.0 seconds, ISO 50, polarizer
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11 commentsMy only nit is just a personal preference. I like to see moving water, but it seems to have disappeared from this shot, with such a long exposure.
The SS does seem a bit much, not sure the reason?
I think it could also be warmed up a tad for my preference.
The FG leaves and rock really look good.
Gary ... I wouldn't say that this location is away from the tourists. But most tourists probably walk right by it without even knowing it's there.
Wayne ... This stream is not much more than a trickle normally. Even without a polarizer, flowing water is not all that evident unless you are shooting a close-up of one of the small cascades like the one in the foreground of this image.
Scott ... Keep studying your map.
Dan ... The location was very well shaded at the time, I was using a polarizer at full strength, the aperture was f/16 to get a good DOF, and the ISO was 50. All of that combined to necessitate the 8 second shutter speed.
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