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The dirt road from Big Water to Smoky Mountain passes through
shale badlands that present desolate vistas. Here, Mancos shale beneath orderly layers of sandstone. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, UT
Descending the valley towards Akureyri (Iceland) I suddenly saw this deserted farmhouse. It was I bit of climb down from the road but definitely worth it...
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I stood in awe of the desolate beauty.
So lucky to capture the full moon setting
behind the barren branches.
North of Pyramid Lake in Nevada, this west bound with a collection of Rio Grande and SP power cruises past.
Here is a rather depressing photo, that I took last winter. There are lots of places in our forests that look like this, as currently a lot of deforestation is going on, mostly with heavy machinery that compacts the soil enormously and leaves a lot of damage. This is all being justified with fighting bark beetle infestation. However, healthy trees are also felled, probably an attempt to at least partially compensate for the loss of tax income caused by the corona pandemic. (A good part of our forests belong to the state.) A very bad and shortsighted strategy ...
The weather of late has not been very summery so I decided to make the most of it. My wife and I popped to the FoxTor cafe over the weekend. I decided to visit Nuns Cross Farmhouse, leaving my wife in the warm, as I have not been here for many years. Fog was forecast, so I waited around in the heavy rain, for some to blow over. After what seemed like an eternity, it started to blow in, just enough to grab this shot, then back into the warm!
The cold wind
Slices through my body
But I stand
As a testimony
Of time
Of the cruelties of life
But here I shall
Stand
For it is here
That no one
Notices me
The road out of Broken Hill toward the outback historic mining town of Silverton. It is extremely dry in these parts with dry creek beds and empty farm dams.
This was another one of those times while hiking that you couldn't help but take a break and set up the camera. This really wasn't too far into the 22.5 km hike for the day, but it was just too interesting a scene to decline! I was really taken aback by the contorted logs present in this slightly marshy area, and thought they'd make an interesting subject. It added maybe 20 to 30 minutes to my day, but in the end I think it was worth it!
Taken using a 5D IV, canon 24-105 f/4L, LEE landscape polarizer, and a LEE 2 stop ND grad (hard). Processed in Camera Raw and Photoshop.
We just concluded a wonderful workshop in one of the most desolate landscapes. This year, however, we were treated to the most beautiful blooms. This photo is a great reminder that even in the most hostile environments, life finds a way to blossom.
An abandoned, derelict croft in Balallan, it would have gifted the owner a spectacular view of Loch Erisort and the hills on the other side of the loch when it was lived in.