Together through years of destitution
by HighNooner

Comment by Iraklis:
Wouldn't be surprised if this is from my motherland....I like the way the light coming from the left provides us with profiles... Seems a bit grainy...not sure it is on purpose...

Together through years of destitution
by HighNooner

Comment by dank27798:
Wonderful composition, of man and background. Very expressive. Might by my laptop monitor, but subject's hair seems to receive color....it looks green.

A divine delight
by HighNooner

Comment by ytshuva:
greate capture, makes you wanna jump in...
this is why i carry extra battary...

a3.jpg
by HighNooner

Comment by pineapple:
The very nature of the location is under the intense sun. The sun is an integral part of any landscape photo of this location, I think. I find all of the photos in this 'hike series' interesting, partly because I see rocks and am trained in geology, partly because I like to see parts of the world that are exotic to me. The HDR system you used to develop the photos is gentle and discreet. I think it works rather well to ensure detail in shadows without making the picture look weird. Hope to see more such work.

a1.jpg
by HighNooner

Comment by liberty:
Intersting color and details.

Salts of Sodom on the Dead Sea seashore
by HighNooner

Comment by macrothing:
Good image and scene, I wished you'd cropped out that upper left corner.

Salts of Sodom on the Dead Sea seashore
by HighNooner

Comment by ginnylejeune:
Ah, this is impressive, the creamy, salty rocks really create an impression.

Salts of Sodom on the Dead Sea seashore
by HighNooner

Comment by saintaugust:
this is nice, really nice, but i would've liked it more if it was a bit darker to give it a more ominous feel, and i would have cropped out the bit of land at top as i find it distracting. 7

Salts of Sodom on the Dead Sea seashore
by HighNooner

Comment by J-Me:
Lovely colors and definition.

Salts of Sodom on the Dead Sea seashore
by HighNooner

Comment by tootsweet:
I think you could have cropped out that teeny sliver of rock in the upper left corner.