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Loved this series. But amazingly enough got many of the exact same shots during my visit to the park on my smartphone with no guidance whatsoever.
That's great, Eddie! I'm glad you didn't need any guidance. Others, though, appreciate a few tips and techniques they might not have thought of before, and that's what this Armchair Photography Guide series is all about. It's for those people who are not able to or do not want to travel out into the backcountry loaded down with camera gear. These guides are examples for others of how they can achieve great images at pullouts, view areas and short trails, regardless of whether they use a smartphone, point-and-shoot, or SLR. My Armchair Photography Guides are sort of "jump-starters" for others who want to capture photos and memories of their national park visit to share with their friends, family, and colleagues, and I hope these guides are helpful.
I liked the layers of scenery on Hurricane Ridge best and found the time lapse of the cloud cauldron to be very mesmerizing!