Ships of the Desert
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About the photo
Canon EOS 30D, Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM.
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Comments (3)
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Madness
A wonderfully dramatic photo of the desert Demonstrates the great desert
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WhiteDog
Interesting, well composed and dramatic picture. The shadows from the clouds break up the space nicely, adding depth, contrast and sensuous curves. Not that the photographer had any control over the matter, but the vehicle tracks in the sand detract slightly from the wild, natural feel of the image. At the same time, the camels wandering apparently untended by any man give the image an untamed feel, evocative of freedom. On the whole, I think this a very effective and evocative photo.
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Daddy_Gemini
Hmm... I don't see any cloud shadows WhiteDog. If your talking about the big shadow on the left that's from the mountain. I guess I could be wrong though. =P Honestly the landscape here just has lots of variation and levels as far as color/hue go so maybe that's why you saw cloud shadows. Anyways, This is a well framed shot and I love the camels walking away from the camera with intent and determination. I wish the road and vehicle tracks weren't there as well and it's not the sharpest image but that won't stop me from keeping this just for the feeling it gives me and the depth of the view. Thanks leviyan! =)