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Re: Price for the Grand Canyon Skywalk?
22:22 15-Sep-09
[Replies: 9, Views: 170]
By: brasswillow
It costs $43 for the Legacy pass that you must purchase as you go through the gates. Then for adults it is $30 to walk on the Sky Walk.. In May I rafted the Grand Canyon. As we floated past the Sky Walk the guide pointed it out to us.. It's actually not over the Grand Canyon. It hangs out over a side canyon
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Re: Price for the Grand Canyon Skywalk?
23:03 15-Sep-09
[Replies: 9, Views: 170]
By: J.C.&ALI'SMOM
post33590012] From what I could tell the views you get from the South Rim are just as spectacular as what you will see from the Sky Walk.. (And it's much less expensive! $25 per car.) Unless you want to see the canyon under your feet I would recommend sticking to the traditional view
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DPReview
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Re: Evening Canyon Shot ...
21:30 18-Oct-09
[Replies: 17, Views: 1]
By: ArvoJ
This helps keep the image visually more toward evening light (which is when it was shot) and help convey the canyon context.. (?) Very nice lightning and evening colors! Interesting could these red tail-ligths (and sky redness at furthermost edge) amplified by some gradiental mask? > In the second one here I desaturated it just at the level to keep the red of the taillights.. A truer blue sky I think but a colder image.. Not like evening (too cold lightning) but imho canyon effect is stronger
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Re: Evening Canyon Shot ...
20:41 18-Oct-09
[Replies: 17, Views: 1]
By: rick decker
Looks like you pushed fill light quite a bit (sky and building corners).. If you weren't hand-held it might have been better to do two exposures - one for the sky and one for the street and then blend them
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Re: Evening Canyon Shot ...
21:56 18-Oct-09
[Replies: 17, Views: 1]
By: Johan Borg
rick decker wrote: > Looks like you pushed fill light quite a bit (sky and building corners).. If you weren't hand-held it might have been better to do two exposures - one for the sky and one for the street and then blend them
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DPReview
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Re: the Grand Canyon with my FZ28
07:09 6-Oct-09
[Replies: 15, Views: 1]
By: Peter Biddlecombe
I don't understand the recommendation about the Starry Sky option. This is intended for taking pictures of (surprise) a starry sky at night with exposures of 15 seconds or longer
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DPReview
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Rick - buck canyon?
20:43 16-Nov-09
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By: fritzli
> > Where was this pic taken. Is this Buck Canyon below? > Rick i'am not familiar with CL NP ;-).. I stayed in Moab in september 2008 an visited arches canyonlands (island in the sky and needles) dead hores SP potash road.. these were taken on 5th of september in the island in the sky district.. so the shot you asked for might as well be buck canyon; got 16 pics of it between 8:20 and 8:36. sorry i can't recall the details an i didn't take any notes
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Photography..
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Re: Night Shot..River/Canyon..Take 672
08:39 2-Dec-09
[Replies: 12, Views: 174]
By: Canyon Hiker
I try and take advantage of the area that I live in with the clean air and crystal clear sky. The shot I want and hope to get is a thunder/lighting storm on full moon at the river with lighting traveling from the top of the sky to the bottom
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Re: Night Shot..River/Canyon..Take 672
04:49 2-Dec-09
[Replies: 12, Views: 174]
By: Canyon Hiker
Thanks Joe. Armando I think that streak in the sky is from an airplane that had flown over a few minutes before and the white streak it left is slowly falling apart
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Re: Night Shot..River/Canyon..Take 672
03:38 2-Dec-09
[Replies: 12, Views: 174]
By: armando_m
Quote: Originally Posted by Canyon Hiker ....With the low light you really don't know whats out there until you see it on the monitor after processing.... what is the diagonal streak of light on the sky ?
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Re: Anyone live in big sky here?
16:44 10-Dec-09
[Replies: 15, Views: 550]
By: rangerider
I have not lived in Big Sky per se but have worked many many years there in a couple different capacities. Both Bozeman and Big Sky have their own brand of social and cultural interaction.. About the road I'll offer a possibly unpopular opinion about Gallatin Canyon 191. I've got I don't know how many thousands and thousands of trips up and down in all kinds of weather mostly heavy truck a little car and motorcycle time.. Worse in the canyon?...sometimes
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Re: Anyone live in big sky here?
12:40 13-Dec-09
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By: rangerider
Quote: Originally Posted by chilitonight [http://www.city-data.com/forum/montana/835537-anyone-live-big-sky-here-post11988614.html#post11988614] I am just a little worried about us feeling isolated out there.. ....we have not commited to it yet because we are still afraid of feeling " stuck " in Big Sky. I'm wondering how often I will NEED to go into Bozeman? I'm all for large Costco trips twice a month but the idea of the 191 makes me nervous
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CookingLight
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Re: ISO Grand Canyon info
04:31 10-Jan-10
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By: FLFlygirl
This may be out of the way but DH and I stayed at Grand Canyon West and did the Sky Walk and loved it.. We have stayed in Williams (?) and taken the Grand Canyon Railway Train as well
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RoadBikeReview
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Re: Grand Canyon
23:22 1-Nov-09
[Replies: 5, Views: 106]
By: nor_cal_rider
I've hiked all over the Canyon and loved it.. Got to land in the Canyon and then up at the Sky Walk
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IH8MUD.com
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Camping at Sheep Canyon Jan 23-24
21:17 8-Jan-10
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By: Dan2722
If anyone is interested I am heading out to Sheep Canyon with a friend and his family Jan 23-24 to camp out.. We are still firming up tha plans but will probably head out there mid-morning on the 23rd run up lower Coyote Canyon and set up camp at Sheep Canyon before hiking up some of the canyons to check out the waterfalls.. If the sky is clear that night I am going to try my hand at some night photography and try and capture some star trails
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Mtbr.com
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Cortez Colorado - Sand Canyon
15:17 22-Nov-09
[Replies: 38, Views: 1894]
By: Bikeabout
In Cortez the MTBR rumors were that Phil's World might be muddy. That was our target trail. But the back-up trail was Sand Canyon so we rode that.. After a chilly morning the day was warm and the sky was vibrant blue though snow feathered the north side of Sleeping Ute Mountain way across the valley.. We climbed the main Sand Canyon wide-track passed a nice ancient alcove ruin stonework walls built high into the canyon wall - really cool to be able to ride near such historical features on a mountain bike
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