I drove my Mustang over 2000 miles through California, Arizona, and southern Utah

[AlbertD]

Amazing pics and love the clean look of your car!

 

[TGR96]

That looks like an awesome time! As much as I love living in the south, I must admit that I am a bit envious of you guys who live out west. There's so much beauty and amazement out there. I love visiting out west when ever I get the chance, I just don't get to do it often enough.

 

[LAStang1234]

Absolutely beautiful pictures!! I hope I get stationed in Arizona for my next assignment, it'll be a dream come true.

 

[Macman45]

Where the hell is this?? Beautiful.

 

[psfracer]

Monument Valley near Utah Arizona border on the 163 I believe. I took the 261 south to the 163, very cool drive.

 

[28ONE]

Monument Valley near Utah Arizona border on the 163 I believe. I took the 261 south to the 163, very cool drive.

Kinda looks like that scene from Forrest Gump when he decides to stop running...

 

[Boaisy]

Kinda looks like that scene from Forrest Gump when he decides to stop running...

First thing I was thinking too, lol.

whaddya know? it is! lol.

 

[Deez-67]

Just amazing photos... I need to take the wife and see some of this stuff.

 

[WJBertrand]

Excellent photography! Tell us a little about your equipment and technique.

 

[Digital_Synapse]

Your processing is spot on man

 

[D1984]

thanks guys. i use an olympus E-PL5 and use only prime lenses. right now i just have 19mm and 30mm sigma art DN lenses with a Hoya CPL. i'll throw it on a tripod and stack my B+W 10 stop ND on the Hoya if i want some daytime long exposure. i shoot in manual and RAW and use manual focus maybe half the time depending on what i'm shooting and how lazy i'm feeling. also mostly shoot hand held unless the shutter speed is slower than around 1/100. i don't shoot multiple exposures so no real HDR. i don't even meter since i use manual everything and judge it with my eyes on the LCD. i find that tweaking it in Lightroom achieves good results. i don't use any presets because every photo is different in terms of what i want to achieve and what i start out with in terms of exposure/white balance/HSL. at the end of the day, i just try and make it "look good" to my eyes. probably half the time i'll finish processing, export, then go back and take a second look later and change a few things one more time.

 

[Johnf78]

Kinda looks like that scene from Forrest Gump when he decides to stop running...

Good call!

 

[1lo94]

Very cool, looks like a fun trip!

 

[psfracer]

I love light room. Very easy to use and a great tool if shooting RAW files.

 

[WJBertrand]

thanks guys. i use an olympus E-PL5 and use only prime lenses. right now i just have 19mm and 30mm sigma art DN lenses with a Hoya CPL. i'll throw it on a tripod and stack my B+W 10 stop ND on the Hoya if i want some daytime long exposure. i shoot in manual and RAW and use manual focus maybe half the time depending on what i'm shooting and how lazy i'm feeling. also mostly shoot hand held unless the shutter speed is slower than around 1/100. i don't shoot multiple exposures so no real HDR. i don't even meter since i use manual everything and judge it with my eyes on the LCD. i find that tweaking it in Lightroom achieves good results. i don't use any presets because every photo is different in terms of what i want to achieve and what i start out with in terms of exposure/white balance/HSL. at the end of the day, i just try and make it "look good" to my eyes. probably half the time i'll finish processing, export, then go back and take a second look later and change a few things one more time.

Very impressive results. Always liked my Olympus film cameras.

 

[C'Tidda]

Amazing pics bruh, they look calendar worthy.