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Nikon Z7 ~ Zeiss Planar T* 85/1.4
Sun was breaking through the clouds and placed a strip of light on top of the hill. A fleeting moment for sure.
The Western United States has to be one of the most desolate places that I have ever been to. It is hard to imagine how much of anything could survive here or what would want to attempt to survive here, yet there is actually a whole ecosystem that thrives here. There are Bison, Deer, Prairie Dogs, Birds, Snakes, and many desert flowers and the bees that pollinate them. Even in the most desolate of places, God put life. This should be an encouragement to us that even the most desolate of hearts can be filled with life and the darkest of souls can be filled with His Light that will drive out that darkness! Nothing is impossible for Him!
_IN EXPLORE ; 20 / 2 / 2009
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The low lighthouse at Burnham on Sea in somerset, taken with the drone to show how desolate this beach is at low tide.
AZER has exited the town of Clifton, Arizona and heads to the small yard off of Black Hill with B40-8 4003 in the lead.
Mill D North Fork to Desolation Lake; Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah; October 2017
I've never been able to figure out the origin of all the desolation names on the ridge between Big Cottonwood and Mill Creek Canyons, but there are a few: Desolation Lake, Desolation Peak, the Desolation Trail. These are from the end of the relatively easy seven mile round trip to Desolation Lake. I liked the how the contrast between the water of the lake, the early season snow, and the trees in these shots turned out.
I took this on my photo walk last week. I'm not sure I like where the sliding took me, but it's different, anyway. HSS!
Two textures by pareeerica on Flickr, one by CoffeeShop Blog.
A stormy day on The Great Sand Dunes National Park. We made it back to the car just before the storm hit.
Leviticus 26:32 “And I will bring the land into desolation: and your enemies which dwell therein shall be astonished at it.”
One of my first images taken when arriving in Iceland earlier this year. The desolation of the farmhouses (many of which are abandoned) underscores the harsh nature of the working on the land. I hope this image captures that feeling.
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