Delicate Balance
by Rick Turner
The extreme harsh environment of White Sands National Park offers little in the way of flowering species. This beauty (help identify ?) and the tracks of the Common Lesser Earless Lizard.
Sony a 900
70-200 G Series Sony zoom at 90mm
ISO 250
f 29 @ 1/400
tripod and ball head
LR3 Raw
Ps5 corrections and slight crop
Comments
9 commentsYour plant is gypsum centaury (Centaurium maryannum).
I like the side lighting and shadow cast, with the added interest of the tracks making this comp work very well
PS - R U sure they're lizard tracks?.. I'm no expert, they kinda look like bird impressions to me..
But I'll take your word for it
Very interesting! The blooms is nicely placed in the frame and the white sand provides a good bg. Looks like two sets of birdy footprints coming from two directions and stopping to look at the flowers