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 This is from a Triple D predator shoot in Utah. Although we had great sunlight the best images were taken on the shade side of this red rock arch. The light reflecting inside the arch gave that slot canyon effect. I would have had a higher percentage of keepers at ISO 200 or higher but digital was very secondary back then to my use of film. Steve Sage
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