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I spent two nights in Wall, South Dakota to visit Badlands National Park. Fortunately, it stopped raining late in the afternoon of my arrival so that I could photograph the sunset that night. I returned the following night for another sunset and then went to the park for sunrise the following morning. The colors vary dramatically as the light changes. There are a couple of repeaters in this collection--but I wanted to place all the images in one thread.
1- It became clear with they call this landscape the "badlands"...very difficult terrain to cross.
2- These are referred to as the "Yellow Mounds" for good reason.
3- Sunrise brought very different colors
4- I had fun with my 300 2.8 for a change (it has received very little use). These colors were NOT altered in Photoshop.
5- Up close and personal...I captured photo handheld through the car window.
6- This image was taken during my first hour or two inside the park.
7- The Badlands meet the South Dakota prairie
8- Can you spot the bison?
9- Rattlesnakes must be very common here as well as these signs are posted everywhere.
10- One last sunset
Thanks again for looking...now onto Pierre to visit the State Capitol!
Glenn
1- It became clear with they call this landscape the "badlands"...very difficult terrain to cross.
2- These are referred to as the "Yellow Mounds" for good reason.
3- Sunrise brought very different colors
4- I had fun with my 300 2.8 for a change (it has received very little use). These colors were NOT altered in Photoshop.
5- Up close and personal...I captured photo handheld through the car window.
6- This image was taken during my first hour or two inside the park.
7- The Badlands meet the South Dakota prairie
8- Can you spot the bison?
9- Rattlesnakes must be very common here as well as these signs are posted everywhere.
10- One last sunset
Thanks again for looking...now onto Pierre to visit the State Capitol!
Glenn