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A few minutes after the sun cleared the mountains, the dunes lit up with yellow and orange light. This sand basin below High Dune still have some early morning shadows and texture from the wind.
A shot from a hot September day when I went to Meijendel close to Wassenaar to get my repaired telelens back, and then to relax on the beach for the rest of the day. This shot was taken at the end of the day. A nice memory, and a reminder of my next trip tomorrow. To Dahab! I'll be back!
I do not know why the information is gone!! I took the picture with my old camara canon EOS 650D. With lens 10-18mm f/6.3 ISO 200 shutter speed 1/2500
Thanks a lot vererybody for all the faves and lovely comments 😘
Dune du Pilat, Southern France
Desert-adapted lion on the prawl in the Palmwag concession, Hoanib river, Damaraland, Namibia
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A Horizontal shot of the Gypsum dunes at white sands national park, NM
Pentax 6x7II with 55mm smc lens.
This is at an oasis which was once a luxury resort but the locals now use the area as a day out to go dune buggy racing or to sail out on the oasis
Primary dune formation takes place on the wide beaches of Ameland.
During a large supply of sand on the coast, a wide beach forms and a part of this sand remains behind obstacles such as seaweed, ropes and fish boxes.
A small freshwater lens develops in the resulting heap of sand and thanks to the nitro-rich decaying waste, colostrum grass and then marram grass will soon sprout to hold the sand.
The rounded dune tops in this image are about 2 meters high.
Dune at Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore. Photo taken at a distance (miles) from Chimney Corners Resort property on Lake Michigan. The dune is 450 feet tall. (Black and white crop.)
The late afternoon wind has created ripples and waves in the sand leading to the large peaks shadowed from the setting sun in the Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado.
A wild time we had there weather wise on this day, and made for some nice colors there with the wet sand in southern Utah.
Where the Sundays River joins the sea in South Africa, is a range of huge sand dunes, the Alexandria Coastal Dune Field, the most pristine in SA. Their shapes are different everyday and footsteps disappear quickly.