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[tallguy]

I had the opportunity to explore Utah this past May. This picture was on Utah's Highway 44 near Devil's Gorge. The roads were recently opened after the snow season and were pretty deserted.

[Eric E]

Very nice. I like it!

[Electricseashell]

What made you stop right there to take the photo.. ? I feel like the limits of the camera limited your expression..

[tallguy]

Originally Posted by Electricseashell

What made you stop right there to take the photo.. ? I feel like the limits of the camera limited your expression..

The weather was beautiful and I happened to look in the rear view mirror and saw the long road leading into the sky. I had the road to myself, so I stopped. Don't you stop in the middle of highways to take pictures?

What do you mean about the limits of the camera limiting...?

[Electricseashell]

Originally Posted by tallguy

The weather was beautiful and I happened to look in the rear view mirror and saw the long road leading into the sky. I had the road to myself, so I stopped. Don't you stop in the middle of highways to take pictures?

What do you mean about the limits of the camera limiting...?

dont I stop in the middle of highways?.. lol I've thought about it.. lol
maybe your shot should have included the rear view mirror.. What do I mean about the camera limiting.. something RFS is trying to help me with.. so my perspective I guess.. nevermind...

[Arbib]

One thing about those open country roads..They just keep going and going..to it seems nowhere for ever..

[JKlebPhoto]

Try cropping out some of the sky so your horizon line isn't in the middle. As it is you have a shot of the sky sitting on top of a shot of a road.