Arches: Skyline Arch Up Close by photosynthesis
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This is a view from below Skyline Arch. I believe the big boulder at lower right may be the boulder or part of the boulder that fell out of the arch in 1940 & doubled the size of the opening. No way for me to be sure, but it seems likely. And, after clear blue, almost cloudless skies for our entire trip, we finally got a few dramatic cloud formations during our day at Arches - that was a nice bonus...
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Comments (15)
Super POV! Gives it an abstract feel.
Cool perspective. It would have been great to see that boulder fall out.
Very nicely done and a great POV Claude.
Nice POV!
Superb capture
Very cool capture the clouds do add a nice touch to the scene
directly below the arch left center, I can make out a face. very beautiful capture
Such a mysterious and beautiful landscape; love the sky behind the glowing rocks!
A dynamic shot!
And I'm flying. Feel like a bird. Wonderful capture!
superb, the sky lends so much, a terrific combination
Oh gosh! From a distance, it looks like you could walk right up to the arch. That's VERY high up! The boulder in the foreground is a great compositional touch, and unless there was another one very much like it right there, that's undoubtedly the one. I'm sure nobody has moved it. Wonderful image, and the clouds are spectacular!
Love the POV on this. I'm glad I wasn't under that boulder when it fell.
An impressive photograph of this colorful rock formation.
It is a beautiful sky to show off the arch and sandstone colors. Congratulations for this photo being chosen for LWITG.