Between Two Deserts by Meisiekind
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Description
Water tanks at sunset at the overnight camp we usually stay at when we drive to Namibia.
March 2012
It is roughly situated between the Kalahari and Namib Deserts.
Comments (13)
I must go and eat. I read 'between two desserts!
Andreas comment made me chuckle, good capture!!
Very cool capture and great sunset
I can see where Andrea is coming from - those are chocolate puddings up there. Super evening shot.
Even water tanks you can make look beautiful with such a lovely background :D
Such a gorgeous image! I love Andrea's comment, too, because I thought I was the only one with dessert on my mind! I love the light and shadow byplay in this and those water tanks look positively science fictional! Hmmm...you got my wheels turning here and that's a good thing. I love the title for this, too...it has such a poetic ring to it, really. This is a great and inspiring image!
Andrea, reaching into her bag of puns for another infusion of wit today. Great capture of the subtle, but sharp, silhouetting against the darkening sky, Carin!
I love the delicate colors of the sky. That must be the most beautiful place!
Superb capture Carin. God Bless.
Yes, the colour of the sky grabbed me too; so beautiful!
Very beaautiful capture , Carin !
Sounds Hot.
beautifully bleak, the clarity on the tanks and platform is strong & beautiful, it emerges out of the scruffy grass beautifully, and your soaked-pink sky (in the lower portions) perfects the shot and also gives beautiful contrast to the tanks. Chocolate against pink...A simple but complex shot, very moody (you handle mood about as well as anyone here), and a fascinating juxtaposition of man-made forms against a vast background of sky & nature. Can't do more now, but I'll be back in the coming weeks. (And I much appreciate your work & spirit in the forum. I'm not there much, but whenever I am I always appreciate your openness & embrace & generosity there.) You continue to do beautiful heartful work...