SFC K and friends
by Melethia

Comment by colorcarnival:
I cannot even begin to imagine what all that sand does to your eyes (and your camera! lol). As I always say, kudos to you for what you do, and for braving conditions like these!

Sheep
by Melethia

Comment by colorcarnival:
Great perspective with the never ending desert in the background. What the heck do these sheep graze on?

Donkey and sheep
by Melethia

Comment by colorcarnival:
lol what friends you have to drive off the beaten path like this.

Where's the manger and camels? lol looks like a Christmas scene at the beginning of preparations.

So the poor donkey was tied off to something? Poor thing - look at how it's looking at you (to rescue it!) Very interesting to see these animals to hold their own in the heat and against the wind.

The 'burbs
by Melethia

Comment by JuliBoc:
Love it. The giants (with the huge spiderweb) standing in the background, the town along a single road, and especially the very subtle neutral shades.

The 'burbs
by Melethia

Comment by meyers:
Invasion of the walking power grid!

March of the power lines
by Melethia

Comment by jmritz:
It looks a little scary. All those walking power lines coming forward. I like!

March of the power lines
by Melethia

Comment by SandyP:
Ohmygoodness! How COOL! And they say there's no scenery over there. Just goes to show tho what the touch of a master can do to any scene.

The blur gives those indusrial looking powerlines an ethereal look.

March of the power lines
by Melethia

Comment by cgino:
I love this a lot! I look down those rows upon rows upon rows of towers and lines fading into the distance, then my eye jumps back to the sharp tower in the foreground. Fantastic composition!

The 'burbs
by Melethia

Comment by dcl53:
Whoa!

March of the power lines
by Melethia

Comment by pcody:
Sorta of funny. Kuwait+middle east=oil, but look at all these power towers. They use that much electricity?
It looks like a sketch. The haze gives a good depth to the picture. Some of the most dramatic pictures I've ever seen have been taken in dust/sand storms.