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some of my sculptures in the show IT"S PAINTING SO IT MUST BE GERMAN at Silvershot, Flinders Lane, Melbourne.
made of papier mache, wood, wire, more paper, fabric and threads, etc. More on desolation row at spectrescope.blogspot.com/
Charlie's Garden - Collywell Bay.
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Got out today after what seems like an age of sitting in watching the rain hammering against the windows.
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Road Trip 2013 - Day 8 - June 18 - Colorado National Monument
The canyons of the American Southwest are sure impressive and provide for magnificent grand views. It's not just the wide vistas though. In many ways, it's the details that stand as iconic for the desolate desert look ...
The aftermath of a storm somewhere had all this kelp washing up on the beach at Donaghadee.....it was everywhere...and stinking!! :)
at Kronoberg Castle ruins.
Växjö, Kronoberg - Sweden.
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The trail to Desolation Valley from Echo Lakes is anything but desolate. I bumped into ~30 people (mostly dayhikers) on the 5-6 mile hike in—numbers pretty much unheard of in much of the Eastern Sierra. Based on my brief conversations with folks, it sounded like Lake Aloha and Lake of the Woods were both pretty packed with campers, so I decided to head into Desolation Valley instead of camping out at Aloha for the night. Indeed, I saw only two other people while wandering around the lake filled basin searching for a good spot to settle down.
The next morning, I found myself awake at 5 a.m., and tossed around in my sleeping bag until popping out to enjoy the sunrise over Pyramid Peak and friends. I didn't bother brining a tripod, and ended up fiddling with some sticks and stones before catching the tail end of aspenglow.
Unnamed lake near American Lake, Desolation Valley, Calif.
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Sunrise, Desolation Valley, Desolation Wilderness, Ca.
An unnamed lake (yes the same one I've been posting for almost a year now) in Desolation Valley. I put this one off for a while just not being content with it but I couldn't resist it any longer - I liked the way the clouds framed the vista and the rocky outcropping pointed to the Crystal Range beyond. Not a great shot but I like it...
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Canon Eos 6D, Sigma 35mm 1.4 DG HSM Art
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As summer fades away, this distant and beautiful place gradually becomes desolated. There are only few people walking on the rocky beach at the Blue Hour. There is no Golden Hour because the sun is so rarely seen. Yet moments like this, full of freshness and utmost clarity, are not rare at all. This is the place where the spirit of the North rules.
Forillon National Park, Quebec, Canada
LOCATION: Desolation Point, Washington, USA
DATE: September 2010
PORTFOLIO: Wild Places
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