Dunes
by scott lanz
From my SW trip last spring. If you go out early and you go out far, these dunes can provide an amazing sense of isolation. After going out at least a mile, I probably spent three hours roaming and photographing these dunes without seeing another person or another person's footprints. D600, 18-35 @ 18, f20, 1/25, iso 200, gnd, tp. Suggestions and other comments welcome.
Comments
32 commentsExcellent, Scott.........
Gary, you are absolutely right about that three hours.
Mattia
This is quite simply, an outstanding dune landscape image. Wow!, this is just awesome. I love the pristineness of the foreground dune patterns and how they lead the eye right up in to the scene. Great play of light and shadow in the midground and then the centered presence of the rugged mountain - perfect. Oh, then there's the sky and clouds... what else could top this off.
Not only is this a beautiful landscape. I dare say it's just about perfect.
Lon
Superb.
Such great harmony between the dunes and the mountains, the lead is never ending and the return is very sweet as well. I miss the "Sandbox Boy's" images that inspired me coming back to this web again and again, so empty your sandbox and give as some more.
--P
The leading lines in the sand are so sweet and really bring the viewer into the image with so much stimulation. The processing is perfect for me, and wow look at those sweet tones in the larger view. No suggestions from me, just sitting here really loving this one,
Awesome work!!!!
aF
ML
I would say this is a technically perfect black and white image. I would like to see its colored version, which I believe is also great.
Just one question: maybe I never go to the desert, are there mountains in the desert?
Best,
Bo
This one is even better than the more recent one.... love the big version. When I grow up, I want to shoot one just like this!
Congrats on the double WP this week!
Sandy