Guy Schmickle > Illuminated Double Arch - Arches National Park, Utah
Stock id #1652

Artist's Notes: Double Arch is one of the most fantastic arches found in Arches National Park, in my opinion. Trouble is, it doesn't receive light at either sunrise or sunset meaning it has to be shot under harsh lighting conditions with distracting shadows covering parts of the scene. My solution to this was to try and shoot it at night while illuminating the arch by light painting it with a spotlight to give the illusion that the formation was lit by campfire. I felt this final result succeeded in doing that fairly well. Note that the print of this image will show far more stars than are seen above as many were lost when downsizing to a web sized version.

You can read more about this winter trip to Moab in this blog entry.
Guy Schmickle > Turret Arch Viewed Through The North Window - Arches National Park, Utah
Stock id #01666
Guy Schmickle > Turret Arch - Arches National Park, Utah
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Guy Schmickle > Landscape Arch - Arches National Park, Utah
Stock id #01658
Guy Schmickle > Balanced Rock - Arches National Park, Utah
Stock id #01662
Guy Schmickle > The Wintry La Sal Mountains and Turret Arch - Arches National Park, UT
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Guy Schmickle > Arches National Park in Winter - Near Moab, Utah

This is a special order print. Contact me directly via email for price quotes. Available in 8-24", 10-30", and 12-36" sizes.

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Guy Schmickle > Sunstar at Landscape Arch - Arches National Park, UT
Stock id #01657

Artist's Notes: Landscape Arch is located in the Devil's Garden section of Arches National Park near Moab, Utah and is the largest spanning arch in the world at 290 feet. It was my intention to capture this arch just as the sun intersected with it, but I must admit I got a little lucky with this shot. I only had a rough guess on the time of day this would occur from another photographer who captured a similar scene later in the spring. I figured it would take a couple trips to the Arch to time it right, but lo and behold, I arrived on my first trip there right as the intersection was about to occur. Talk about fortuitous timing!

You can read more about this winter trip to Moab in this blog entry.
Guy Schmickle > Hiker At The Double O Arch Opening - Arches NP, Utah
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Illuminated Double Arch - Arches National Park, Utah
Stock id #1652

Artist's Notes: Double Arch is one of the most fantastic arches found in Arches National Park, in my opinion. Trouble is, it doesn't receive light at either sunrise or sunset meaning it has to be shot under harsh lighting conditions with distracting shadows covering parts of the scene. My solution to this was to try and shoot it at night while illuminating the arch by light painting it with a spotlight to give the illusion that the formation was lit by campfire. I felt this final result succeeded in doing that fairly well. Note that the print of this image will show far more stars than are seen above as many were lost when downsizing to a web sized version.

You can read more about this winter trip to Moab in this blog entry.
Guy Schmickle > Illuminated Double Arch - Arches National Park, Utah
Stock id #1652

Artist's Notes: Double Arch is one of the most fantastic arches found in Arches National Park, in my opinion. Trouble is, it doesn't receive light at either sunrise or sunset meaning it has to be shot under harsh lighting conditions with distracting shadows covering parts of the scene. My solution to this was to try and shoot it at night while illuminating the arch by light painting it with a spotlight to give the illusion that the formation was lit by campfire. I felt this final result succeeded in doing that fairly well. Note that the print of this image will show far more stars than are seen above as many were lost when downsizing to a web sized version.

You can read more about this winter trip to Moab in this blog entry.
Illuminated Double Arch - Arches National Park, Utah
Stock id #1652

Artist's Notes: Double Arch is one of the most fantastic arches found in Arches National Park, in my opinion. Trouble is, it doesn't receive light at either sunrise or sunset meaning it has to be shot under harsh lighting conditions with distracting shadows covering parts of the scene. My solution to this was to try and shoot it at night while illuminating the arch by light painting it with a spotlight to give the illusion that the formation was lit by campfire. I felt this final result succeeded in doing that fairly well. Note that the print of this image will show far more stars than are seen above as many were lost when downsizing to a web sized version.

You can read more about this winter trip to Moab in this blog entry.
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