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Looking back up at the way to get back from the beach - always reminded that it is much easier coming down the dunes.
This is a close-up photo of dune grass taken in low light while intentionally moving the camera during a one second exposure. I love the translucent wash of pastel hues.
And so our foray into the dunes came to an end with some exhilirating four wheeling back to civilization. Thanks Tommy and crew.
We came for sunrise light through the dunes and I had planned on getting some intimate compositions of the patterns as they unfold. I was treated to the soft sunrise light against the western sky as the full moon set over the Rio Grande National Forest.
The wind blown ripple patterns in the sand at Clam Harbour Beach are illuminated by the evening light.
Evening light and tones on the sand dunes in Colorado. If you look closely there are small tracks that lead off into the dunes. Something small made them.
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Dunes of white sand in Lancelin, Western Australia. (Shot at high speed from a 4WD bus) (For those thinking about it... I didn't touch the sky. It was so impressive... :D)
Dunas de arena blanca en Lancelin, Australia Occidental. (Disparada a alta velocidad desde un autobús 4x4) (Para aquellos que lo estén pensando... no he tocado el cielo. Era impresionante! :D)
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Dunas de arena blanca en Lancelin, Australia Occidental. (Disparada a alta velocidad desde un autobús 4x4)
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. . . One of my favorite spots in the world (Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive, Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore), and I will to be there tomorrow evening!! Sunset is scheduled for 7:15 PM, so if you want to join me, I will be here around 6 PM. Hopefully the rain will not be a factor!
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Dunes at Dusk. © Copyright 2023 G Dan Mitchell.
Soft dusk light on low sand dunes, Death Valley National Park.
This subject is going to appear in several photographs from our late-March visit to Death Valley National Park. Some of them will focus on the astonishing power of a dust storm that swept through near the end of the trip. However, this one comes from a different evening, one with gentle winds and soft light.
The conditions make all the difference when photographing dunes, More than almost any other sort of landscape, the appearance of sand dunes is greatly depending upon intensity, quality, and color of light. Here I photographed in the early twilight just after the sun had dropped behind distant mountains in the west. The dunes picked up the pink of sunset light, the blue of the sky, and the softness of indirect light.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
This is a 5 stitch image captured by zooming in and panning to get a closer view from afar, but to get a nice high resolution capture of the dunes, mountains, and desert brush. The dunes are 800 feet tall and about 6 miles across in this view, to help give it scale.
A shot from the Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado. We went there in 2019 and only had a few hours to spend there. I would love to go back one day and spend more time. It's a really cool place.
Awfully photogenic they are. I'm going to nail it one of these days.
Crestone Group of the Sangre de Christo making like a backdrop.
Saudi Arabia desert photo by TARIQ-M "Tariq ALmutlaq"
صحاري المملكة العربية السعودية تصوير طارق المطلق
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Two Emirati men trek up a large dune; the white of their dishdash and ghutra contrasting against the sand; the sand against the perfectly blue sky. I could hear their conversation and laughter carrying in the wind over the dunes despite my distance.
Whether I had been lucky enough to have my camera or not... I would never have forgotten this scene.