Alone in Sand Sastrugi Fields

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Image Title: Alone in Sand Sastrugi Fields

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By: Alice Ewing
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Alice Ewing {Karma:2418}
Project	#52 Patterns in Nature	Camera Model	Pentax MX
Categories	Landscape From The Field Nature	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	SMC Pentax 28mm
Uploaded	7/7/2003	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia (ISO 200)
		ISO / Film Speed	0
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Favorites	1	Aperture	f/0
Critiques	4	Rating	5.75 / 4 Ratings
Location	City - Corner Inlet State - VICTORIA Country - Australia
About	I was working on two remote sandy islands off the eastern Victorian coast (Corner Inlet), surveying the breeding progress of beach-nesting shorebirds. The sand had been blasted by the winds and formed sastrugi-like ridges (name given to ice in similar form). I used PS to give the photo a more grainy appearance, in other words, just like sand!

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Igor Gatnik {K:2300} 8/12/2004

Great, very emotional.

Marek Krol {K:9791} 7/8/2003

I love the composition, but... thats much too much grain. Digitally added grain rarely looks spot on, and here to me at least it comes close to ruining the shot. If you insist on making it this grainy - consider going to b&w. Or just go a faster film.

Fabio Keiner {K:81109} 7/8/2003

excellent in its perspective, but I am sure, it would have worked without filter also in a perfect way

Alexey Sapa {K:27174} 7/8/2003

Like it! Beautiful sand and very emotional image! Regards, ALexey.
Maybe, to leave the sky ungrainy/sandless. :-)

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