Sand and ice 7 by jcv2

Photography • Landscape • posted on Feb 23, 2005

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It's like a sea with no shore. Sand, wet sand, snow on sand and up there uh.... very dark sand. Those patterns never cease to fascinate me. Minolta X-700 (Fuji Sensia 100, 100 mm) Thanks for your attention and your always valuable comments

Comments (24)

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jinet

2:34AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

I adore this picture, figurative and abstract at the same time. vote

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Cosme..D..Churruca

2:45AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Amazing pattern here...

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Gabrielsdream

2:46AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

They fascinate me too! Even though this is not a warm sandy beach, the patterns still remind me of the discomfort of walking barefoot on a very hard ridged beach when I was a little girl!

LordGeygey

2:50AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Superb !

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Zacko

2:51AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Excellent texture!!! Very fascinating indeed!

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MaydaMason

3:11AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

this is a perfect gradient of tones!! lovely and elegant textures

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ralfy

3:53AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

great texture + superb tones!

vodia

5:11AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

I cannot get enough of these!!!!

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Enmos

5:57AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Still beautiful, love the 'lines' !! :o)

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rangeriderrichard

6:07AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Yes - fascinating again.

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DELMUR

6:11AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

j-adore!!

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sharky_

6:17AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Seems like they are all dancing to a different tone. Excellent Aloha

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herbstliebe

7:31AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

this serial is wonderful. i love it a lot.

rodomolo

8:16AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Superbe, Bravo !!!!

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tallpindo

8:18AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Little waves are significant because in sand there is no statistical math to create peaks and billows as in water. Long durations blows in the mountains are common even with short fetch to exploit the modulus of sand and snow.

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TwoPynts

9:11AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

When you told me ice and sand last week, I had no idea there would be so much variety in this series. I should have had more faith in you. :) Beautifully subtle colors, shapes and light.

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CDBrugg

9:43AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

lovely series - make me impatient for spring lol.

pimbotin

10:00AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

This is the crossing of the desert... How far is the sea? How long do we still have to walk, JC? A guy with the same initials than yours managed to stay 40 days. (that's what "they" say!).. Mmmhhh, maybe he was suffering the same fascination you mention there...

tvernuccio

11:28AM | Wed, 23 February 2005

an abstract work of art in the sand!!! i love the movement in this! seems as those those lines are alive somehow...kinda like a snake slithering on the ground. sorry for the bad parallel. i don't see or feel snakes here, but the movement of a snake is here. at least that's what i see. i want to follow them and see where they're going. i think they're looking for water! Yes, quite fascinating and very beautiful! i would love to see more like this! Fantastic capture, Jan-Carel!

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