Mesquite Dunes - Repost
by Dave Dillemuth
I spent a night in DV on my way up to the Eastern Sierra last Dec. Upon arrival I headed into the dunes for an evening shoot but struggled to find any areas that were not marred up by footprints. That night strong winds arose and in the morning when I headed back out at sunrise - all the footprints had vanished. The wind was still blowing sand around so I didn't dare change lens. For perspective blowing sand can be seen in the URC.
5DII, 16-35 f/4L @ 16mm
ISO100, f/16, 1/15 sec.
Comments
14 commentsEd
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Albert Darmo
Canada
These dunes are beautiful Dave, and the leading lines bring me right into the scene. There is so much to explore and the depth is sweet in this fine capture. I too am curious if you captured an image with more sky up top. This image works beautifully in emphasizing the lines in the sand, and really brings out the depth in this area.
Beautiful work
This is excellent. I'm really enjoying the "bigger picture" here; so many times images are just focused on the dunes themselves, shapes, patterns, etc. But it's refreshing to see the entire landscape. I especially like the scattered bushes and playa remnants.
Processing is spot on and I'm with Harley on wishing for a bit more sky, but that's minor.
Well seen and captured,
Lon