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Total beauty,the shadows have a great positive effect on the image. Well done.

Regards.

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Thank you for your comments  for all of you.

An absolutely stunning photograph. I love the way you handled the crest of the dune, turning it into the bold vertical line. And the way the tree shadow unites the light world of the tree with the darkness behind the dune is sheer poetry. I love the simplicity of the image, and I love the tremendous complexity that lies under that simplicity--I'm finding that I'm spending a lot of time exploring each part of the image, and I'm discovering new things to admire everywhere I look. The boldness with which you've handled the strong contrasts and your arrangement of the dune crest create a sense of overwhelming tension between the tiny tree and the immense dune. Beautiful.

Thank you  for your comments,    Leslie.

-BLM.

Feels like the bow of a gigantic sandy ship on a furious onslaught against earth environment. EXCELLENT WORK !!!

Cheers

PDE

Very unusual and well-thought composition.  I'm imagining it without the thin sand/gravel forefront; I see that it matches the tree tones, but it doesn't quite work with the rest.

The foreground you see here Jef,  . . . is  the  dry vegetation on the valley  floor, obviously do not  have  the same color or tone as  the sandune.

This  shot  was done with Tamron 500mm lens  and the  attached  image  is  with a wide angle  lens  as I walked  toward  the bottom of  this  sandune.

-BLM.

The scenery.

You welcome.

There's a peacefulness here and I get the sense of a puzzle being put together. The tree and shadow are wonderful and introduce a sense of scale that is very effective. The color tones are warm and work well. I agree about the foreground not quite working to the photo's advantage. The wind's marks on the right edge of the dune are beautifully caught and provide that degree of subtlety which seems to put the finishing touch on the photo.