Delicate Arch at night (with lighting effects)

[Todd Lambert]

Movin on'... thanks for the memories!

[scottbuckel]

Very cool a very unique photo of a commonly photographed location.

Scott

[Todd Lambert]

Thanks Scott!

[SCone]

What did the fireworks in a National Park cost you?

[KKapple]

Cool shot Todd.!

[Todd Lambert]

Thanks guys... Stephen, no fireworks involved! Lit steel wool ;-)

[Stargazer77517]

Cool stuff Todd, I think you did what you wanted to do, very unique capture.

[bryanlindsey]

Very cool. Maybe black out the guy's body.

[Nikonfan]

I agree with Bryan's suggestion to blackout or burn the body. The only other thing I can think of that might improve the photo is a little light painting on the exterior of the arch so that it stands out just a little more. Overall I love the concept and think it was very well executed! Good job!

[Patti Edens]

Wow! Very creative and nicely done.

[SCone]

"Discharging, or using any kind of fireworks, tracer ammunition, or other incendiary devices in any location on federal lands is prohibited."

Arches National Park - Fire Ban in Effect Along River Corridor (U.S. National Park Service)

[Todd Lambert]

Good thing I wasn't using any of that, huh?!

[KKapple]

Guess some people have no clue what steel wool is Todd.

There is always one of those in the crowd.

[Nikonfan]

I think I typed in the wrong URL. Is this a forum for photos or for park rules?

[auddii]

I think the point is that any kind of open flame is prohibited in the national parks.

I think this is a beautiful picture, and I am very glad you did not burn down any national treasures. However, I have heard of people being prosecuted for violating the laws when they post pictures, so something to keep in mind.