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Rain, wind, mud and a mountain build out of waste in the distance. Is there something to like in this landscape?
Amersfoort, the Netherlands
Nothing but open fields and coal trains in Northeastern Wyoming, as yet another load of coal from North Antelope Mine rolls down Logan Hill for the New Madrid Power-plant in Missouri. Running under the symbol C NAMNMA-168A, this will be the 168th train of the year for the plant.
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I had heard that name before from stories my gran used to tell me of her travels but I had no idea where it was. In December I decided to plan a little road trip to Cape Town which included a stop to find little gems in the Karoo and the Valley of Desolation jumped out at me. We ended up staying in a beautiful mystical little town called Nieu Bethesda which we fell in love with immediately. We headed to Graaff Reinet at sunset to see the balancing columns of Dolerite which makes up the Valley of Desolation also known as ‘Cathedral in the mountains’. Its that type of view that makes you want to stop, sit down and just gaze in silence and awe.
Experience the awe-inspiring natural beauty of the Valley of Desolation with my stunning pen drawing illustration. Capturing the rugged and dramatic landscape of this unique and iconic South African destination, this illustration is a true work of art. The intricate details and expert linework bring the majestic cliffs and towering rock formations to life, while the muted tones and natural colour palette create a sense of serenity and tranquillity.
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Since I am back at school, I'm feeling like this project's going to be harder to accomplish each week as I get more to do and have less free time so I apologize if pictures aren't uploaded on time.
Last week, I waited until Friday to take pictures, and they didn't turn out as I planned. I was thinking about doing what I wanted in an abandoned place. I wanted someplace desolate to almost mimic how I was feeling since arriving back to school. It took a while for us to find the right place and to get what I wanted, but most of all, this picture was a lot like self portrait therapy, which was exactly what I wanted out of this picture.
Old volcanic cinder cones punctuate the horizon behind the bleak, snow covered lava fields of Iceland. The ever-setting sun provides little warmth.
Snowy weather, so an excellent opportunity to go out and try to make some pictures.
I leave my vintage and antique cameras at home, take de Nikon D3s instead. Have to take off my gloves to control the camera so my fingers become cold and painful. However, still enjoying the vastness of the countryside of Groningen, Netherlands....