Clay,
Wonderful job of selecting from the mass of stuff confronting you. Good work. You've made me think I need to get to the badlands someday...
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Clay,
Wonderful job of selecting from the mass of stuff confronting you. Good work. You've made me think I need to get to the badlands someday...
Beautifull...
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Originally Posted by cpercy
Clay has several Badlands shot in this thread that are worth looking for IMHO.Quote:
Originally Posted by h2oman
Cheers,
Luc
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Thank you for the kind comments everyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by czmielek
Badlands are some my favorite places and there are so many of them each with a unique character.
For me growing up in the lush vegetation of Kansas being in badlands is totally alien, almost as good as going to the moon.
There is something primal about the harshness of these places while at the same time they exhibit some of the most subtle beauty.
I suppose people who have grown up in desert environments must feel the same sense of strangeness when they visit my environment.
I think I must have been a lizard in a previous life.
LOL!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by cpercy
I was born near the sea and most of my photos are seascapes, so, we must be cousins...I must have been a fish...;-)
Yellow, brown and green fields.
As seen while climbing Cap Gris-Nez (Nord-Pas de Calais, France).
Cambo Wide with 120mm Super-symmar HM lens, Lee ND hard grad, Da-Yi 6x12 back, Fuji Velvia 100f.
Thanks for looking, Frank
www.frankbunnik.zenfolio.com
Frank, that's fantastic,
Mart
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Wonderful picture, nobody can beat a Dutch for images of a plain :-) Seriously it might make me consider trying color one day...Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank Bunnik
Cheers,
Luc
Great photograph, love the composition and texture!Quote:
Originally Posted by cpercy
Best,