There is so much to look at in this ‘barren’ place. Like Karen said, the detail in the sand is great. What made those tracks? They don’t look human, or necessarily even very large though scale is pretty hard to figure out.
Actually I cheated again; the top of the bush was about palm size and the tracks are made by a beetle (somewhat similar to a Dung Beetle)
35-70 Tokina AT-x manual F2.8 at the 35mm end and F5.6. I always like this lens it keeps detail even when, as in this case, very shallow focus.
Pleased you like it – I always enjoy being in the Dunes: funny really because I do not like beaches, all that sand! 🙂 but I can get quite creative in the desert.
Maybe the peace & tranquillity..?
I too like the dunes – the sculptured shapes, the textures, the shadows.
Early morning & late afternoon, the light is fantastic at this time of the year: many a happy hour………
David.
There is so much to look at in this ‘barren’ place. Like Karen said, the detail in the sand is great. What made those tracks? They don’t look human, or necessarily even very large though scale is pretty hard to figure out.
Thank you – scale: ha well that would be saying 🙂
Actually I cheated again; the top of the bush was about palm size and the tracks are made by a beetle (somewhat similar to a Dung Beetle)
35-70 Tokina AT-x manual F2.8 at the 35mm end and F5.6. I always like this lens it keeps detail even when, as in this case, very shallow focus.
David.
Preciosa, me encanta la perspectiva, deja ver e imaginar, abrazos
Me alegro de que te guste.
David.
Super picture!
Thank you – pleased you liked it.
David.
My eye catches all the varying details and shadows in the sand. Beautiful.
Pleased you like it – I always enjoy being in the Dunes: funny really because I do not like beaches, all that sand! 🙂 but I can get quite creative in the desert.
Maybe the peace & tranquillity..?
David.
Fantastic composition and a great find. Wonderful contrasts here. Really well done.
It is always a surprise what I find in the most barren of places.
Thanks.
David.
Beautiful flow…
Thank you Marina,
David.