Boneyard

keybq · Dec 3, 2008

WOW amazing

Rmac · Dec 3, 2008

Bravo! This is really nice.

Mac,

Dmitri · Dec 3, 2008

Beautiful shot, Abraxas. Well done :thumbsup:

TwoRails · Dec 3, 2008

A lot of "sci-fi" going on in there!! Nice, I like

DadeCountyAnthony · Dec 3, 2008

Very impressive braxas. Well done!!!

abraxas · Dec 3, 2008

Thanks everyone! I'm glad you all like it. I dig being out there in the weirdness at the first crackage of the morning.

Miaow · Dec 3, 2008

Lovely shot - love the difference in lighting in it

Sorta in a way looks like snow on one side and then dry desert on the other

abraxas · Dec 3, 2008

Miaow said:
Lovely shot - love the difference in lighting in it Sorta in a way looks like snow on one side and then dry desert on the other

Thanks. The contrasts really caught my eye. There's salt on both sides of the berm, it's just lost in the morning light.

Roger · Dec 4, 2008

stunning shot abraxas, just love the contrast and colours and the comp works perfectly.

Mohain · Dec 4, 2008

Wow fantastic! The hot looking dry desert where nothing can survive meets the equally inhospitable icy wastes which forever holds on to the corpses of those long dead ....

Or something

Anyway, way cool pic

abraxas · Dec 4, 2008

Roger said:
stunning shot abraxas, just love the contrast and colours and the comp works perfectly.

Thanks Roger-

I'm really getting into what the first bit of light of day can do.

Mohain said:
Wow fantastic! The hot looking dry desert where nothing can survive meets the equally inhospitable icy wastes which forever holds on to the corpses of those long dead ....

Or something

Anyway, way cool pic

Thank you Mohain,

This shot jars my imagination. I keep going to mutants and extraterrestrial beings.

It's actually railroad ties that were pounded into the ground to retain the walls of a soda/salt evaporation pond. The information I have indicates the ties have been in the ground since, at the latest, 1936. Maybe as far back as 1908.