~ White But Not Snow ~ by Meisiekind
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I started feeling like the "odd one out" because most folks are uploading white stuff and not me! So I decided to upload a white substance too! lol...
This is the Salt Works just outside Walvis Bay in Namibia and along with fishing almost makes up the whole economy of the area!! It covers a vast area with pans in various stages of crystalization. The salt pan in the foreground is about to be "harvested".
Thank you for visiting and for your very valued comments and favs on my previous upload!
Stay well!
Hugs
Carin xx
Comments (38)
Very productive! I could use that machine to clear the snow from my back garden!
We need salt for the roads :o) stocks are low!!!!
Fantastic image! :)
Feeling crusty?! Sea salt... thanks for the memories of pans like this near Port Elizabeth. I had forgotten about them! Great composition with all the detail in the foreground. Cheers, Clive
LOL... I was thinking that you folks in the UK could have used this the past week or so!!!
HAHAHA Carin yes instead of snow, UK can use this. And it is not so freaking cold LOL! Wonderful and amazing shot :-D
lol awwww you can have our snow if you want it ! hehe this is a great shot ..it does look like snow
This "snow" like it better than the front of my doorstep. Especially in my soup ;-) Intersting picture!!!
Outstanding capture Carin.
fantastic shot and colours of this winter scene, lovely sky
Fabulous looking "snow"! I have never seen a place like this. Thanks for letting me learn something new. Marvelous job!
Really impressive!!
wonderful capture
Fantastic image! Snowy landscape without snow: great idea!
Way to go Carin. I've only seen salt works (desalinization plants) like this in pictures. Makes for another fascinating upload from one of your favorite areas.
Fascinating! I use Maldon sea salt fronm our east coast.
Great shot and wonderful gesture to those who are snow/ice bound
With another 3 inches of snow today Ill take the lot. Nice picture.
Interesting! here in the States we use SALT to get rid of SNOW on the roads.
Interesting patterns in this shot, Carin, apparently not the snows of Kilimanjaro. Actually, it does look like snow that had been traversed over several times by vehicles, leaving their muddy tracks upon the field. And, living in the flatlands of Southern California, I haven't any of the white stuff to show, either.
This is certainly different. My cousin worked under ground in a salt mine under Lake Erie for over 20 years. I know about mining salt but not about finding it on the ground. :-) Cool shot.
I love this image, and I'm glad to see it in your gallery! The texture of the foreground really does look like light snowfall, and the piles of salt in the background make me do a double take!
A very neat image. Let's hope it doesn't rain there very often!
Ahah, the famous African salt mines hehe
Excelent capture with great compo.
for a shot that's cropped vertically, it has real sweep; from the 'peaks' in the background to the gradually opening-up salt deposits in the field. They open up large for us, at bottom. And yes, I thought "snow" at first (and was a little worried since you're in S.Africa!) Another fine & thoughtful shot from you, Carin. It's getting to be no surprise, too...
I was trying in one of my previous uploads to translate "soutpanne" to English, but apparently its nothing else than saltmines.... Beautiful image!!!
wonderful image!!!
lol i was when i first seen the picture, snow???? nice capture and you got me.
Yes i remember seeing this when i was there. I also remember all the little un-manned stalls along the roads where you can leave some money for salt crystals and various semi precious stones.