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On my last desert shot, many of you have suggested to try B&W, so here it is! This is the track leading to the Fossil Rock on the far end.
The desert would surely look better without those tracks...but we gotta get there somehow. Well, the most ecological way would be the camel, walking is definitely not an option! ;-)
Merry Christmas to all of you my dear friends!. Hope you had a nice Christmas eve with your loved ones!
I am happy to share here my first mountain landscape photo made in.... France, my native country! Travelling a lot and living abroad for a long time has given me the possibility to look at my home country differently, and I can see and appreciate more some beautiful things and places, and, on the contrary, get upset or disappointed by other issues that I was not seeing before.
(France, Haute-Savoie, May22)
Image on my way trail running to the highest point on the Kepler Track Great Walk - the Mount Luxmore Summit (1472m) in the very south of New Zealand. Cloudy conditions so views moody and muted. I’ve done this route many times but always such a joy. Feeling very grateful.
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An inquisitive cow wondering what I'm doing holding a little black box to my face in the middle of a farm in Dorset.
Isle of Purbeck, UK
Kruger national Park SA
This leopard was tracking with a sense of impending doom.
Suddenly two hyenas raced onto the scene and the leopard scrambled up a nearby tree! Who knew leopards were afraid of hyenas - perhaps because there were two together?
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From the archives - August 2011 on a foggy morning along the tracks in Hudsonville. The cool looking power lines on the right hand side have been since removed.
I always liked those grand red arches.
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