Dune Crossing

Wonderful image, the silohuette of the camel is a bonus , ciao Giangiorgio

Thanks again!

Another fabulous photo, GB! Shapes, shades, textures, mood -- its all there! Well done. Mitch

Very good image, with a great contrast, I just wonder what is the orange colored spot just behind the camel and below since it was a BW image ?

Saad, thanks for your comments. However I don't see the orange spots you referred to, either here or on my original. Curious?

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Hello, I use dell studio 1747 to view the images, It got a 17inch bright non reflective monitor ,my view angle is about 125 degree from its keyboard level.

and here it is.

Saad, I have a 27" MAC monitor and I can't see it on the image and can barely see it on the enlarged version you posted. Maybe some sand showing through on an incomplete BW conversion. Will adjust. Online no one else has ever noticed this in any of the places it's been posted.

Sorry for the trouble I caused to you .

My regards.

Hi GB, it is a beautiful image strong composing and perfect deep shadows. The orange color flamy looking spot is very visible on my iPad with retina desplay. No special efforts. It's not really affecting anything but curiosity.

Truly artistic and refined. It is not only being in the right place at the right time. It takes photographic savvy to capture the "essence" of the thing, the subject, the environment. Magnificent in every respect, aesthetically and technically. DG

I love the silohuette for this dramatic scene

Seldom does one sees such a magical photograph. It is more like a dreamlike image. An envy for any filmmaker. This is one of the most amazing images of the desert I have ever seen. I do long to be able to someday be in the abstractions or realities of this wonderful Planet. Thank you so very much for taking me on this journey to an unknown but existing but astonishing, breathtaking, mindboggling place. A dream voyage. Congratulations and good wishes on being able to testify this amazing situation. Not only into my favorites​ but among my very few absolute ones. DG

Excellent capture. Peter O'Toole rides again.

Can you tell 'Lawrence of Arabia" was one of my favorite movies?