Originally Posted by darr
Thanks you guys. When I go back to the same dune locations, it's fascinating to see how much the sand shifts. Things appear and disappear again constantly.
Thanks you guys. When I go back to the same dune locations, it's fascinating to see how much the sand shifts. Things appear and disappear again constantly.
Wonderful photo, Tuco. How's the sand in regards to keeping your camera gear free of it?
Austin, you photos have such wonderful tonality!
“You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.”
― Alexander Den Heijer, Nothing You Don't Already Know
Bravo !
Last edited by Ken Lee; 30-Jan-2020 at 12:34.
That's some pretty tricky exposure on number 16, you pulled it off nicely!
I always feel you capture this incredible vast sense of spaciousness and time in a lot of your shots, Austin. This one is a perfect example of that.
Thanks Peter. My camera bag gets a lot of sand in it sometimes. And I do get sand on the cameras too. I have a rocket blower of course. But so far no equipment problems due to the sand.
Got a Noblex Pro 6/150 F for Christmas. Quirky camera, but fun to use. Shot on T-max 400:
I like that two-tier perspective. I recently got a Noblex 135U. It's been a lot of fun too.
Some 400TMY from last fall
Dorris Ranch by tuco, on Flickr
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