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Desert by panchro

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Desert by panchro

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Desert

By panchro

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Sand dunes in the Sahara, Libya.

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Comments (25)

  1. stubulman

    Dave, I agree with you. If everything were done "technically" and by the numbers, there would very little art. I was immediately struck by panchro's desert shot. It is at the same time, stark, sterile and beautiful. I accept your comments with good grace. By the way, my wife complains about my pickiness too.

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  2. Dave Joyce

    @stubulman Yeah, I think some of the highlights in the sand are a tad blown out, but I'm perfectly ok with that because it doesn't detract from the photo at all. A technically precise photo doesn't always equate to an aesthetically pleasing one. And the color of the sky looks good desaturated and color adjusted the way it is, it makes it go really well with the sand color.

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  3. ingver

    I really like the peacefulness and simplicity of the wallpaper. It's not distracting (plain deserts rarely are) and it lets you get on with your work rather than disturb you. And the best part is - in all its "desertness" it looks nice and fits nicely in many different desktops (i meant - fits with many colors themes and visual styles)

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  4. AdamP

    I've circled the dirt spots here: http://www.appliedperspective.com/dirtydesert.jpg I'm guessing there are probably actually more, but many have faded away with the post processing done. There are some very good tutorials for proper sensor cleaning online if you don't know how. I'm guessing your problems could probably be cleared up with just a rocket blower.

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