Oh my, this one is very special, Harley. If you posted this in ESS, unless very recent, I surely had missed this fine image. I have never done any B&W shooting or converting, but looking at this image it sure has a draw to that very fine art.
Posted by Reno DiTullio on November 17, 2007 at 3:47 PM
Harley, I think I commented on ESS; I love all the lines and shadows, lots to look at, keeps the eye moving
Harley, the dunes are gorgeous! I would love to see this one printed! The mountains could use a further refinement in contrast, as they look a tad flat compared to the rich dynamic range in the dunes. The composition is spot on,
Good Job!
-PB
ps: I'd like to see the collor version, just for fun.
-P
Posted by Nelcha Cross on November 18, 2007 at 5:14 PM
Harley, those dunes look like perfect whip cream ready for use
I agree with Preston about the distant mountains, tho
Now if you make them the color of Pumpkin pie.....
the image would be a perfect Seasonal image , sorry.....
.....the sun must be out and I must be giddy
Great capture.....seriously!
Happy Turkey/Tofurky day to everyone!!
in gratitude,
Nelcha
Posted by Edward Nunez on November 19, 2007 at 5:22 AM
I like it. Great in B/W, and I love the tones, and glow you got in the dunes.
-Edward.
Posted by Richard Wong on November 19, 2007 at 2:05 PM
incredlbe B/W! those dunes look imposing.
Posted by Anil Rao on November 22, 2007 at 3:53 AM
Fantastic photo, Harley. The dunes look so soft and sensuous. The contrast between them and the rugged mountains in the background works really well.
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Good Job!
-PB
ps: I'd like to see the collor version, just for fun.
-P
I agree with Preston about the distant mountains, tho
Now if you make them the color of Pumpkin pie.....
the image would be a perfect Seasonal image , sorry.....
.....the sun must be out and I must be giddy
Great capture.....seriously!
Happy Turkey/Tofurky day to everyone!!
in gratitude,
Nelcha
-Edward.