The simplicity of this landscape really caught my attention. It's the kind of scene that is mesmerizing because you can't understand it by only giving it a glimpse. If there is no one to see it, does it really exist?
Join the Fstoppers community for free
-
Post comments and join in the discussions
-
Browse the site ad-free
-
Share your work and get featured in the community
-
Compete in the photo contests for fun and prizes
More From Ed Sanford
Surf & Rocks Acadia Me.
Winter Sunset, Chowan River
Towers of Paine II
Sunset, Lake Mattamuskeet
New Year’s Sunset Lake Mattamuskeet
Ed Sanford Sunlit Mountains, Mikkelson Harbor, Antarctica
Rocks & Swirling Surf, Acadia Maine
Rock Formation Death Valley
Gnarled Branches on the pond
Sunrise, Aqtorqatoq Fjord, Greenland
Shapes, Sand & Shadow #11 from Sahara Desert Series
Velvet Sands of the Sahara II
Hummingbird on a cloudy day
Eerie Bald Cypress Tree
"...Last of Fall Colors
Softness of morning light
Turkey Vulture Chilling
Spring Hummer
Cave Entrance, Spitzkoppen Namibia
"...I still got curtains"
Playa de Benijo, An interpretation
"Towers" in Torres del Paine
Gnarled Branches and Colored Foliage
“Evening”, Edenton Bay
Sunlight on the mountain, Paradise Island Antarctica
Morning in the Wetlands II
Torres del Paine, Chile
A Walk through Merchants Mill Pond
Pointed Mountatin, Kangiusoq Greenland
Velvet Sands
Sands of the Sahara #42
Bethel Creek
A Stolen Smile
Trees in the Fog
Spanish Moss & Limbs
Acacia Tree at Sunset
Eagle on the attack
Rocks & Hazy Mountains
Summer Evening on The Chowan
Otter Cliffs Me.
2 Comments
Nice shot and on the list! Wifey wants to show me Africa after I retire in a couple of years and Namibia is a must see!
Yes Namibia is a good stop. Just understand that it is all desert and very cold at night…. Here is my website with my images
https://www.edsanfordphotography.com/namidia