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Surprisingly my first day on the dunes, years ago, in May, has been most rewarding in keeper count, there were just opportunities left and right within a 2 hour window.
guidostow wrote:
These are just killin' it! So fine!
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The windy flying sand (not a sandstorm) during recurring gusts can be quite harsh, but a sandstorm can be brutal if you get caught in it without a cover.
BPsmith511 wrote:
Have had the misfortune of being caught on those dunes during a sandstorm, although nothing like the middle east, still not exactly "pleasant"!
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Thank you, I really enjoy playing in sandboxes like these.
junglialoh wrote:
Gorgeous image set technically excellent in composition
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Thank you, I keep wanting to improve some of my past images, which depends on the clouds mostly, the clouds make such a difference here.. and anywhere
KCollett wrote:
Very nice set! #1 and #4 are fantastic.
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Mesquite Dunes, the biggest and most popular, but there are times to have privacy, or at least almost (can't see anyone far away) privacy. That makes for special times when it's just the heat, wind, changing sand patterns.
I have been to the other dunes, but found Mesquite Dunes having the most variety, sunrise or sunset, close and far compositions, and a more fulfilling experience, it feels like the right place to be. On a 2 week trip in Death Valley, 80% focus on sand dunes feels like the right balance for me. I don't get tired of them.
WiseTioga wrote:
Very nice work. Thank you for posting. By the way, what Dunes?
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