Posts tagged “desert

Sit Back, Relax, and Enjoy the Waterfront View


And Then the Well Went Dry


I Want to Sleep With You in the Desert Tonight


Time is Irrelevant


Midnight Rider


Dead in the Desert


The Church and the Rock


Rusty and Dusty


Permanently Grounded


Fenced In


Home on the Range


Long Road to Nowhere


Living up to it’s Name

Valley of Fire


Desert Vista


Play Me a Tune


Storm Brewing on the Horizon


Road Trip!


Drive Fast! There’s a Pot of Gold Out There


It Was Just a Hole in the Wall


She’s a Real Bombshell

The scanner I’ve been using for my work on film is pretty crappy so I invested in a decent one yesterday and actually got around to hooking it up at around 2 in the morning. I just wanted to do a quick test so I threw an old slide in it and made this low-res scan just to see that it worked. I think I will be happy with the scanner when I take time to make some high-res scans. This particular image is scanned from an Ektachrome slide I made in 1993. I was hiking in the desert in area that had been a practice bombing range during WWII and came across this dented-up old bombshell lying in the dirt near an extinct volcanic cinder cone. I made the image with a 24mm lens on my ME Super SLR. I just shot some images last week with the same lens on the same camera body. Now, 20 years after this shot was made I will scan some fresh negatives from the same setup and see what they look like. I can’t wait.


Afternoon Storm Approaching


Not a Raincloud in Sight

I wanted to make an image that made a statement about the arid desert landscape in this location. The low angle perspective and the harsh bright sunlight were a couple of the elements that I used to make it work.


Moonlit Desert Landscape


Living Color

Whenever I travel west I never cease to be amazed by the multitude of colors and textures that exist in the wilderness.