Walking the Wheel

wfeller

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Eia

Let me be the first to say WoW. I really like the drama going on here. The colors are fantastic! Did you use a wide angle lens? Can you say where this was? sunrise or sunset?

thapamd

Beautiful light, textures, and composition, Walter. I love the clouds and the patterns in the earth.

dlplumer

Nice shot Walter. Help me understand the title

wfeller

Eia wrote:

Let me be the first to say WoW. I really like the drama going on here. The colors are fantastic! Did you use a wide angle lens? Can you say where this was? sunrise or sunset?

Thank you. I used a sigma 10-20. I use it exclusively on my d300. It helps keep down those nasty sensor cleanings. This was at sunset, a very good one. One of those where I just drift about.

Location, Mojave Desert. More specifically, where I'm working out my salvation--I hope.

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wfeller

thapamd wrote:

Beautiful light, textures, and composition, Walter. I love the clouds and the patterns in the earth.

Thank you Mahesh.

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wfeller

dlplumer wrote:

Nice shot Walter. Help me understand the title

Thank you Dan;

Walking the Wheel;

As the tilted plateau turns as it can
God will stand his little man
with unknowing steps he becomes enslaved
by deliberate steps he is saved
through careless steps he may be lost
in the end, will he have met the cost?

Doug Solis

Very lovely compositon Walter. I like how you have made use of the lines in the rock to lead the eye to that beautiful sky.

wfeller

Doug Solis wrote:

Very lovely compositon Walter. I like how you have made use of the lines in the rock to lead the eye to that beautiful sky.

Thank you Doug.

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