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A long awaited desire of taking pictures in desert dunes.
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Last edited by Horacio; 09-03-13, 03:50 PM. -
Re: Essay on Jaisalmer India Desert
Thanks for posting these Horacio. Have you just returned from India? I usually think of Africa or the middle east for sand dunes but they must exist in many places around the world. I like the mono treatment.
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So many shapes and patterns. Hard to realize that they all naturally made.-------------------------Comment
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Re: Essay on Jaisalmer India Desert
Lovely images as ever.
I went here in 1984 in my wandering days.Great place only disturbed by the Indian air force jets patrolling the Pakistan border.
I wonder if the walled town has changed much.Being left handed my brain sometimes works sdrawkcab
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Re: Essay on Jaisalmer India Desert
I like the shapes, undulations and shadows - they work well in b+w.
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Re: Essay on Jaisalmer India Desert
A wonderful collection of shapes, textures and light and shade, enhanced by rendering in B&W. Every one of these is excellent, thanks for posting.
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Re: Essay on Jaisalmer India Desert
Horatio, you have done it again for me! I am not even going to try to select a favourite. I love these different abstract but natural shapes. Thanks for showing us. I didn't see any sand shapes when I went to India last year.Comment
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