Yashica 124G – negative slightly cropped.
One thing that can be said about Jebel Shams is that the weather never fails to impress, although getting the right exposure can be a real pain sometimes…. 🙂
I will not go into the scanning problems.
Tag: Shams.
Juniper – Jebel Shams.
Juniper – Jebel Shams.
Rock Detail No3 – Jebel Shams.
Rock Detail No2.
Rock Detail.
Detail from inside a very deep overhang Jebel Shams.
Nikon D200 (Fill flash) Tokina AT-x 35-70 f2.8 Ais lens.
Another from my Moss & Water Series.
Moss & Plants – Jebel Shams.
As it is cold (21°C 🙂 ) and raining outside – another one taken in full sun just to be cheerful.
Water & Moss – Jebel Shams.
Dead Tree.
Tree & Rock – Jebel Shams.
Just back from a working visit 😦 at Jebel Shams – cold ! at about 4 deg: for a good part of each day, only to find rain in Muscat 🙂
In for a wet night !
Jebel Shams toward Jebel Misht.
Shams Moon.
Jebel Shams – trees.
Cluster of trees on the Jebel Shams route.
Rock Formations – Jebel Shams.
Early Evening – Jebel Shams.
Sap Bani Khamis…..
Sap Bani Khamis – part of the village.
Wood from Jebel Shams.
Old Tree Jebel Shams.
This old lady must be aged in the hundreds of years.
Jebel Misht – the final rays.
Nikon F4: Kodak Ektachrome E100VS.
Another from Jebel Shams.
Nikon F4 – E6 Kodak Professional Ektachrome E100VS. Sadly this is from some of the last in my freezer; gone like a lot of other good film.
Above the clouds.
Juniper.
Nikon F4 on T-Max 400.
Shams.Clouds.
Made from 9984ft according to my GPS – Jebel Shams toward Jebel Misht. As they say in Arabic – ‘magenoon mafi muk’ (crazy – no brain)
David A Lockwood 