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Dear Redditors, this is my favorite photo from 2022 and it's so different from my past images which are mostly grand landscape shots. This was taken at Mesquite Dunes in Death Valley NP. I hiked 5 times and each time I got different perspectives of the dunes. It was a magical experience though I had sand in my mouth, haha. I hope in the year 2023 I can be more capable of creating images like this one. Like usual, have a great day.

If you're interested in more of my photos, you can visit my Instagram. Much appreciated.

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Awesome shot!

This does not look real. Not saying that it isn't...i think!

It looks almost AI generated. But if it was it wouldn't be so pretty

Surreal!

Great capture

Awesome

Idk seems a little grainy

Looks like a painting

Hey, thanks for the reply. A telephoto lens is very good at capturing these amazing details.

Thank you for the reply but it's a real shot. If you're interested in the full details version, you could consider buying a print to support my works. Much appreciated.

Thank you!

Thanks! Dunes are overpowered!

Thank you!

Thanks

thanks for the feedback. It's because there were blowing sands and the file here is compressed

Really great shot! the foreground just looks like it's computer generated with those clean lines and solid colors.

Check this . The lights changed after 1-2 minutes. It was so cool, right?

really amazing effect! fantastic shots. been meaning to get down there soon myself, only driven through.

So the grains of sand are making the image a little grainy? ;)