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DemoTex

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Tue Jul 4, 2017, 07:36 AM Jul 2017

Looking 2850-feet Down from Toroweap Point (Grand Canyon) [View all]



Colorado River float-trip camp below the north rim of the Grand Canyon, on the floor of the canyon. I was 2850 feet above the river (and the camp), leaning over a ledge at Toroweap Point. Working without a net. Again.
Look closely, and you can see people, kayaks, tents, and the big rafts. And riffles in the Colorado River.

Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
Canon 5D MKII
EF 70-200mm f2.8L IS II USM lens
Hand-held shot at 1/320 sec - f/2.8 - ISO 500 - 200mm


KEEP TINY HANDS OFF PUBLIC LANDS!
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Wow! Spectacular photo - as always! Rhiannon12866 Jul 2017 #1
Very cool! Duppers Jul 2017 #2
Here is the un-cropped image .. DemoTex Jul 2017 #3
WOW!! Thank you! Duppers Jul 2017 #4
It was a valid comment, lacking perspective. DemoTex Jul 2017 #5
Never saw the Colorado that blue looking down into the canyon.. mountain grammy Jul 2017 #6
Worthy of National Geographic, imo! - nt KingCharlemagne Jul 2017 #9
I think so too.. mountain grammy Jul 2017 #14
I agree. I've been there a few times. panader0 Jul 2017 #10
Absolutely stunning! Tess49 Jul 2017 #7
OMG what a photo! femmocrat Jul 2017 #8
I'm planning a trip to Toroweap Mendocino Jul 2017 #15
Great photos Tex! panader0 Jul 2017 #11
Your photos are always a treat!! Hassin Bin Sober Jul 2017 #12
Great Photo! yes, our parks & public lands such a shame they start to allow motors on land/water, Sunlei Jul 2017 #13
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