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Leading Lines Assignment Winner Kyle Jones
Congratulations to Kyle Jones for winning the recent Leading Lines Assignment with the image, “North from the Wave.” See more of Jones’ photography at www.imageskylejones.com.
View the winning image and a selection of submissions in the image gallery below. And be sure to check out our current photography assignment here and enter your best shots!
Winner: "North From The Wave" By Kyle Jones
"This was my first visit to this iconic location, having gotten lucky with the lottery for a hiking permit the day before," explains Jones. "I arrived at the trail head before dawn so I could explore 'the Wave' while the sun was still fairly low in the sky. A storm was forecast for the afternoon, which added to my motivation to be there early. After photographing several well-known spots, I made my way back to the entrance and spent some time enjoying the view and capturing some details in the sandstone. I really liked this view, with the swirling lines leading the eye toward the buttes in the distance. I set my tripod at a height that framed the background features within the swirl. Because I wanted the image to be sharp from front to back, I made several captures at different focus points and combined them in Photoshop." Canon 5DSR, Canon 16-35 f/4L IS lens, Breakthrough CPL, Really Right Stuff tripod/ballhead. Exposure: 1/30 sec., f/14, ISO 100.