Dune Dreams

[Jeffrey]

These are some of the many scenes in the Sahara Desert in Morocco that define an experience. Waking up at 4:30 in my tented camp to catch a four-by-four into the dunes for the sunrise. Legends were made here.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Absolutely excellent series Jeffrey, Legends indeed.

 

[AlanLichty]

The dune scenes are almost hypnotic. The first one is amazing but the second one keeps grabbing at me to keep looking longer. That one would make a really good large print. Tasty sunset shot.

 

[dan swiger]

I got lost in the 1st one and the 2nd one is like a Mount Olympus of sand. Awesome

 

[JimFox]

Wow Jeffrey! Such amazing imaging! You really scored.

All of these are great but #1 to me truly stands heads and shoulders above the rest. What an amazing view and light!

 

[MonikaC]

#1 is also my favorite. Hoping to see more!

 

[Timmeh]

The patterns in #1 are just beautiful. The lone tree in #2 is the kind of subject I often dream of in a scene like this. Wonderful!

 

[Dean]

Stunning images, I love the abstract realism of # 1, the soft beautiful light and color of #2 and the contrasts in # 3. Looks like an incredible place to be shooting.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Very cool Jeffrey. That first one stands out and the second one gives a nice scale to these dunes.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Spectacular images, Jefrey. If you ae bringing back anything about their culture, I would like to see those too. BTW, Sahara means desert making the use of desert redundant. Few people know that, but I got reprimanded by my major professor in geomorphology and have never said it again. It is used so frequently that by now it has probably become acceptable.

 

[Jeffrey]

Spectacular images, Jefrey. If you ae bringing back anything about their culture, I would like to see those too. BTW, Sahara means desert making the use of desert redundant. Few people know that, but I got reprimanded by my major professor in geomorphology and have never said it again. It is used so frequently that by now it has probably become acceptable.

Thank you Doug. Yes, It was a huge cultural experience, and I will be posting more. Appreciate the correct wording. Duly noted.