Ann - thanks for looking & commenting.
I think I saw this photo as a print last year at
Grandfather MOuntain - yes, Ken?
What I had @ GFM was from the same shoot but not this particular image.
I'm not crazy about shots from planes, either -
which , once you say it is desert,
one thinks of an aerial view.
Actually this was shot by me with both feet on the ground along side a main
road. The lens was more or less horizontal & I was shooting off into the
distance.
Kenneth Waller
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From: "Ann Sanfedele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: PESO - Great Sand Dunes - National Park
Ronald Arvidsson wrote:
Hi,
It loks certainly very artistic. I'd never thought of sand dunes if you
hadn't mentioned it. How on Earth did you get that color? Was it
reflected light or a photoshop job?
I think its a nice piece of artistic graphics (photos can be that way
sometimes) but as a desert picture? I don't know?
Cheers,
Ronald
I think I saw this photo as a print last year at
Grandfather MOuntain - yes, Ken?
I have trouble with this one... if it is a part of
abstracts in nature series
and you didn't tell us where it was, i'd probably
admire the framing, light,
texture, sharpness, etc.. or as part of a "what
is it" series - but it looks
more like a tight shot of bones or something...
I'm not crazy about shots from planes, either -
which , once you say it is desert,
one thinks of an aerial view.
A long way around to say it doesn't grab me :)
ann
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