@@ Sand Dune @@

[nassrisa]

As seen on the title,

Pls. comment

[jakethepig]

Wow Nassrisa, the golden colours and the textures in the sand are stunning. The perspective is excellent and I love the abstract feel about this wonderful photograph. This is simply beautiful Nassrisa and thank you for sharing it with us.

Jake.

[Chewys Dad]

Very nice Nassrisa! I love the way the colors change from sand dune to sand dune, It has a great feeling of depth, almost 3D and as Jake says it's almost abstract.
Thanks for Sharing this
Michael.

[topplan]

What an amazing shot, just like one that you see in magazines, you should be proud of yourself. Where was the photo taken and at what time please? What settings were used? What is your metering method that you used? Cheers

[shmelly]

Stunning I think I'll have to say. Love the colour of the dunes.

[Heaterguy]

Absolutely, fantastic! Great composition and color and exposure. This is one to hang on the wall.

[nassrisa]

Originally Posted by jakethepig

Wow Nassrisa, the golden colours and the textures in the sand are stunning. The perspective is excellent and I love the abstract feel about this wonderful photograph. This is simply beautiful Nassrisa and thank you for sharing it with us.

Jake.

Tanks Jake for loving my photo.


Regards,

[nassrisa]

Originally Posted by Chewys Dad

Very nice Nassrisa! I love the way the colors change from sand dune to sand dune, It has a great feeling of depth, almost 3D and as Jake says it's almost abstract.
Thanks for Sharing this
Michael.

you are apsolitly right Michael, it looks 3D

Thanks a lot

Regards,

[nassrisa]

Originally Posted by topplan

What an amazing shot, just like one that you see in magazines, you should be proud of yourself. Where was the photo taken and at what time please? What settings were used? What is your metering method that you used? Cheers

I am proud that you are here topplan.

Thx. a lot

This photo was taken about 5 miles north of Dammam Int. Airort half houre before sunset.. iso 100 f stop 8 s speed 200 wb sun no flash

[nassrisa]

Originally Posted by topplan

What an amazing shot, just like one that you see in magazines, you should be proud of yourself. Where was the photo taken and at what time please? What settings were used? What is your metering method that you used? Cheers

I am proud that you are here topplan.

Thx. a lot

This photo was taken about 5 miles north of Dammam Int. Airort half houre before sunset.. iso 100 f stop 8 s speed 200 wb sun no flash

regards,'