Photos

Didi (36310) 2005-11-24 14:20

Le pays de la soif ! Criait le Capitaine Haddock
Une vue magnifique, je sais de quoi je parle parce que j'ai campé dans le désert en Egypte.
Dieu que ça caille la nuit !
J'apprécie beaucoup la luminosité qui ne donne pas un aspect arride.
Attention aux particules de sable, ça déteriore facilement un appareil.

Yamada (2309) 2005-11-24 14:35

VEry sharp and colorfull image. You captured it very well Good job.

Pompey (1117) 2005-11-24 14:44

Great shot Stephane, lovely warm colours, great light and nice simple composition.
Thanks for sharing.
Michael.

Fis2 (46143) 2005-11-24 15:40

Bonjouir Stephane!
Interesting composition and frame. Wonderful pastel colors. Good POV and sharpness. Very impressive picture. Good job.
Regards
Krzysztof

sleon (9352) 2005-11-24 16:34

HI Stephane
Absolutely wonderful view. I like the simplicity of the curves and colours which really give us an idea of the remoteness ofthe place.
Susanna

john_c (24635) 2005-11-24 18:21

Hi Stephane,
A well composed shot of this impressive desert setting. This low angle POV is most effective. I also like the play of light and shadow on the dunes. The quietude emanating from the scene is overwhelming. Great work, Stephane.
John

papagolf21 (56515) 2005-11-25 4:07

Bonsoir Stéphane,
Le désert est beau parce qu'il est propre et ne ment pas.
[Théordore Monod]
Tout est dit dans la note, il doit être difficile de décrire vraiment le désert, il faut le vivre !
Très belle prise de vue d'une sculpture réalisée par le vent.
Amitiés.
Philippe

feather (49940) 2005-11-25 6:25

It's amazing to think that these desert landscapes change all the time. There is real sharpness and clarity here and the strong light/shade contrasts make an almost graphic image. Well done
Kath

weswang (18223) 2005-11-25 10:57

Hi Stéphane, An impressive shot of the color, the curve and the contrast of the different sides of the sand dunes. It looks like a huge piece of silk to me. A beautiful scene. A well taken shot.

aloyho (6109) 2005-11-30 1:49

Hi Stephen,
These desert shots of yours showed that no matter how harsh it can be there is always a softer side as seen in those beautiful graceful lines. A well seen and composed shot. I love the tones and the variety in textures that include in this compo. Great shot!! Glad to see your works. Regards.

eleparc (24059) 2005-12-04 6:09

superbe cette photo des dunes qui ondulent avec cette lumière! bravo!
eric

pamastro (7213) 2005-12-04 21:52

It's so beautiful and simply sculpted Stephane. Even the lines of clouds in the sky follow simple and streaky lines creating a smoothed and wind blown feel. Looking at it like this it's easy to see the lines of the dunes dancing as the winds shift them to and fro. And I understand the idea of becoming intoxicated here. It would be easy to lose senses in this places where you can't even tell the scale of things. Although the light and color is nice you might be able to bring about a stronger contrast in the image just to give it a little more power. But that's just a minor quibble. Well done Stephane.

Marlis (2274) 2005-12-22 16:09

hello Stéphane,
it is equally hard to describe the feeling in a critique: the lines of the dunes are so elegant; the colors rich and the texture smooth. Your image is a lovely composition of lines and colors. The grasses add extra texture and shadows. Well seen. TFS
Marialuisa

banyanman (7716) 2006-10-15 4:37

I missed this dune shot of yours before, Stephane - it's quite different from the others in both colour and form. This looks almost like something carved by man. It makes a very graphic and striking minialist composition. Cheers . . . David