Terschelling 10 by jcv2

Photography • Landscape • posted on Apr 06, 2006

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The details of the sandscapes intrigue me. Incredible to see how those layers are formed and remain in dynamic existence. Minolta X-700 (Fuji Sensia 100, 70 mm) Thanks for your attention and your always valuable comments

Comments (49)

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Lledeline

3:09PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

Great landscape

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Loloe

3:17PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

Wonderful design of the sand!!!Superb image! Bravo!!!

VicTheSwede

5:22PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

Love the Terschelling series!

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iaacf

6:36PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

Unbelievable isn't it..the textures in the sand I mean.. You show here that you have an eye for detail.. I wonder how many people haven't..They will never see the beauty that is around us.. Beautiful capture !

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Richardphotos

7:15PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

humans can achieve to attain the quality of nature's talent for the obvious beauty, only a fascile of the real thing. incredible natural beauty

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SoulSearcherr

7:21PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

swirling beautiful snow...S

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leifse

7:35PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

A very beautiful land and sandscape you have captured here! Very well seen and done!

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nattarious

7:56PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

That is really a very big series tho.. hehe you like me my posts or series of my gallery on some communities they reach the 20-50 posts. hehe That is really awesome.. Thanks

logiloglu

9:06PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

great eye for detail. a fascinating graphic structure. an excellent capture #:O)

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Dynazty

9:11PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

awesome capture and detail, I love how they created the thin overhangs, and you say this is sand but it looks so much like snow, to cool...=]

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jocko500

9:15PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

super looking...you can post some of the sand patterns in the chall of the month. They look like fractuls in nature.

DEADELVIS-ROK

10:38PM | Thu, 06 April 2006

Great shot jcv2. Love the ripples and the lighting.

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tmathise

10:37AM | Fri, 07 April 2006

NICE! Excellent photography and amazing natural sand sculpting. It's amazing how the effects of wind on sand can create such stunningly beautiful works! Have an awesome day Jan!

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Chaos911

12:01AM | Sun, 09 April 2006

wow, what a super super work!!!! excellently done!!! :)

moonfish

1:55AM | Sun, 09 April 2006

Transitory sculpture... wonderous!

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Cosine

10:47PM | Sun, 09 April 2006

This reminds me of the terraced rice paddies of Asia. Nice work, Jan-Carel.

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maggiemai

6:59PM | Mon, 10 April 2006

They intrigue me too Jan-Carel! They are almost hypnotizing to stare at the zillions of tiny grains. I love to do that though...and to sift the sand through my fingers and let it form a new little mound. I want to play in this sand! hehehe Excellent capture...beautiful! V

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