Ras Madrakah.

David A Lockwood Black & White. 06/10/201105/10/2015

Nikon F4 with AF 24mm F2.8 lens set on manual (hyperfocal distance focusing using F16) I cannot remember the last time I used a lens on AF!

T-Max 400 @ 320 and developed in T-max @ 1+4.

Now this is rare for me, remembering all this; but for sand it has proved a relatively trouble free method.

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Published 06/10/201105/10/2015

David A Lockwood says:

09/01/2012 at 22:06

Thank you very much Clare and I will certainly have a look at your site.

David.

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Clare M says:

30/12/2011 at 05:27

This is stunning! It’s so bleak but beautiful. If you have a second, I’d love your input on some of my work. I’m thinking about going in to photography after high school and a professional eye is always appreciated. I’m at http://claremcconnell.wordpress.com. Thanks!

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David Hall says:

14/10/2011 at 03:16

Like your new header David and welcome to Nishita.

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1. David A Lockwood says:
  
  14/10/2011 at 07:53
  
  Thanks – I liked the extra space for images and did not realise they did it in a ‘dark’ background until I was prompted by W’press. (there is not much selection for photo only themes: could see why you picked it and for colour the white is good on the eyes)
  Hope we got the other thing sorted – me not saying in full what I mean (my spelling ‘see’ when I meant ‘seen’……) nothing to do with anything else!
  I meant what I said that I would like to buy a print from you.
  
  David.
  
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David A Lockwood says:

07/10/2011 at 08:54

Thanks Dave – It looks like there must have been some sort of hole under the dune that has collapsed???
Some interesting natural phenomena found in this area.

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David Hall says:

06/10/2011 at 23:39

Wow! Absolutely stunning shot. Looks like a meteor strike. One for the wall David.

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