Those are great shots. I love the B&W and the 24mm color shot ain't
half bad either. :-) But it's no longer a "national preserve" as your
image66media commentary indicates. Maybe those shots go back a few
years. It's now a national park. Different (and less restrictive)
usage rules probably apply.
Chuck Norcutt
Ken Norton wrote:
> Chuck wrote:
>
>> GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK, Colo. <http://www.nps.gov/grsa/>
>> I had never heard of this place before yesterday when my wife pointed
>> out this article she had found in the Boston Globe..
>
> ...Unfortunately, I can't find the dozen or so stunning photos of the dunes
>> that accompanied the article.
>
>
>
> You mean, like this?
>
> http://www.image66media.com/page17.html
>
> <http://www.image66media.com/page17.html>GSDNP is one of our favorite
> locations and if we do travel to Colorado next month, we'll probably stay
> there for several days. There are excellent trails (including one really
> nice 4WD trail) and photo opportunities. Last time, I attempted a full-moon
> time-exposure of the dunes with the 4x5 camera, but ran into issues with it.
> I'll gladly attempt to do the shot again this year from the main entrance
> to the park.
>
> Having grown up just south of Silver Lake Sand Dunes in Michigan, I'm
> familiar with sand. Love it. But must say that Colorado's sand dunes seem
> harder to climb, but I account that to less moisture in the sand.
>
> We'll do some 4-wheeling this year, for sure, along with some mountain
> biking.
>
> AG
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