Black & White Sahara

crevest

Good evening,

Second post regarding my favorite subject :



I hope you like it and critics are welcome

Cédric
http://www.in-perspectives.com/

Stumblebum

Probably would be in minority here, but I would have liked the beautiful shadow of the Bedouins/camels as crisp and main focus, instead of bokeh. JMO.

crevest

Damn ! You mean I must get back there

I call this photo sand ghosts so I like a bit of bokeh myself, I feel it adds movement.

Thank you for taking the time to share your opinion

Cédric
http://www.in-perspectives.com/

Stumblebum

crevest wrote: »

Damn ! You mean I must get back there

I call this photo sand ghosts so I like a bit of bokeh myself, I feel it adds movement.

Thank you for taking the time to share your opinion

Cédric
http://www.in-perspectives.com/

It is joyous nonetheless! Lucky you got to go there!

boco

heel mooi gedaan.
op naar Bethlehem.
grt,boco

Eia

At first I thought the shadows would do better to be sharp but after looking at it a few times I see how the shadows could be like movement. Most shadows are a bit blurry anyway aren't they?

crevest

Eia wrote: »

At first I thought the shadows would do better to be sharp but after looking at it a few times I see how the shadows could be like movement. Most shadows are a bit blurry anyway aren't they?

They look like ripples.