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New on 500px : underworld by DanSebern by DanSebern

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Taken at Pecos National Historical Monument in New Mexico. 5 exposures blended in photoshop to capture the dynamic range of the scene..

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New on 500px : sinuous by DanSebern by DanSebern

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I originally took this shot in the spring of 2014. I went back and re-edited it and like what I came up with. This is my favorite spot in Colorado and I look forward to a return trip.
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New on 500px : chasm by DanSebern by DanSebern

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This is Zapata Falls southeast of the Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado. This is a blend of 4 exposures. I tried my best to do justice to the iridescent blues emanating from the ice. Thanks for checking out my work, feedback is always welcome.

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New on 500px : At Mother Natures Mercy III by jessiewallace

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I watched the storm form while the sun peeked in and out from behind the clouds.

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New on 500px : Lair of the Spider Woman by PatKofahl

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In Navajo mythology, Canyon de Chelly (pronounced Canyon de Shay) is the place where humans first emerged into this world. The Spider Woman, who lives inside the 750 ft tall spire pictured here, is the creator of the entire world and everything in it. It is said that she took a web she had spun, laced it with dew, threw it into the sky and the dew became the stars overhead. Fiat Lux!

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New on 500px : First Light – Monument Valley by PatKofahl

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Dawn arrives at Monument Valley in this view from Hunt’s Mesa. It’s a long, precarious drive up in a high clearance four wheel drive vehicle, with a Navajo guide, usually done the day before, in order to shoot the sunset, which is also breathtaking. You can overnight, with a five o’clock wake-up in order to dress, grab a cup of coffee, get the camera gear together and trudge out to the northernmost point. It can get pretty cold, depending upon the time of year, and there is usually some fumbling with gloved fingers as you adjust your tripod and the camera controls, getting ready for the shot. This view makes it all worth it. Have a great week, everyone!

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