Blue hour in the Badlands
Don’t let the cool tones of the Blue Hour fool you. To get to this vantage point, we hiked in 100ºF + temps, over countless steep dune-like hills, with dust ...
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Don’t let the cool tones of the Blue Hour fool you. To get to this vantage point, we hiked in 100ºF + temps, over countless steep dune-like hills, with dust swirling around, even inhaling it and causing deep coughs from our throats itching.
Were the sunset conditions great? Not even close. While most people leave a place immediately when the sun dips under the horizon, I’ve found that many of the surprise moments come well after the light completely changes.
Take the time to enjoy your surroundings. Don’t be so rushed to get to the next thing. Even if you’re dying to get back to the Gatorade, Peachie O’s, and A/C in the truck!
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Were the sunset conditions great? Not even close. While most people leave a place immediately when the sun dips under the horizon, I’ve found that many of the surprise moments come well after the light completely changes.
Take the time to enjoy your surroundings. Don’t be so rushed to get to the next thing. Even if you’re dying to get back to the Gatorade, Peachie O’s, and A/C in the truck!
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Contest Finalist in Terrains And Textures Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in Image Of The Month Photo Contest Vol 51
Contest Finalist in Monthly Pro Photo Contest Volume6
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