Glowing Rock - Tamarisk Seed - Paria River
I was in Northern Arizona/Southern Utah working as artist in residence for the Lake Powell Artists Association when I did this one. It had rained like crazy the day before. Noah was nervous from all the rain. True to form all of the rivers and streams ran bank to bank for two hours and then were dry again. This is the desert, after all. I found this just as I was thinking about crossing the wash. When I stepped onto the wash I went knee deep in mud. We didn't try to cross it.
Toyo 45A 150mm Sinaron-S lens, no filter, T-Max 100 film
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Comment by Norma Smith on February 8, 2011 at 9:13am -
Wow, stunning.
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Comment by Vernan Jagunap on February 7, 2011 at 6:23pm -
I thought those kind of mud, becomes hard like stones when dried, especially at how it looks. But, you said that it slick and soft.
I became curious at what kind of camera you are using with those great shots. I know it is film, but I never thought that it looks that way. I searched it in Yahoo and it looks so old.
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Comment by nathan mccreery on February 7, 2011 at 2:36pm -
The mud here will get a crust on the top and look like it's dry, you step on it and vusssssh, down you go. It is also exptremely slick.
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Comment by Beverley Pohlner on February 7, 2011 at 1:40pm -
Great shot Nathan, so glad you didn't go in any deeper! Bit like life isn't it, we sometimes don't know what we're getting ourselves into!
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