Alien World
by Kory Lidstrom
Another one from my recent southwest US expedition.
This is from White Pocket. Way in a back corner of the area, I found this spot where these little round pebbles had been driven by the wind into the creases in the brain rock. I spent hours here; it was such a peaceful area.
5DM2, 16mm, f/16, two exposures hand blended, 1/2 sec for ground, 1/4 sec for sky, and a crapload of cloning to remove two jet contrails
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17 commentsSecond, great image! Good job on the contrails; they are excellently absent Those pebbles are so interesting!
Like the FG and the Sharp sky
Guy
Floris, splill the beans, man! :)
Jason: oh, yeah, I love contrails about as much as rubbing salt in my eyes. It was funny because for hours while I waited for the sun to drop, there was nary a contrail to be seen. But, then of course just as the sky peaked in color, TWO jets cris-crossed right through my comp! Doh.
Anne: nope, it wasn't I who coined that term. But, yeah, whomever it was is a genius.
Guy: thanks so much, man.
Chris
Very nice shot!