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Tag Archives: desert
Prickly Pear
It is incredible how a few of hours can be so productive. Because the lighting conditions were changing rapidly, for every photo that I took several more were missed while I set up my equipment. At first I worked hurriedly … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Color, Nature, Photo
Tagged 2011, Arizona, cactus, cholla, december, desert, fog, Jumping Cholla, Les Phillips, Saguaro National Forest
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Oblivion
Oblivion I tried rendering this image as both color and black and white. I think that black and white does the best of capturing the atmosphere of the moment. Perhaps it is a subconscious salute to all those science … Continue reading