a doctor of physical therapy, a teacher, a photographer, an author, a reader, a musician, a wannabe linguist, a rockclimber, a backpacker, a traveler, a friend, a listener, an advisor, a thinker, a citizen - neither of Athens nor of Greece but of the world, and a shaft of sunlight drifting, ever drifting...
I took these two shots after a day of climbing. The sunsets in the desert can be very eyecatching. We had to stop the car so I could jump out and capture these.
Concocted By An Enlightened Fellow on Saturday, August 05, 2006
I am one who seeks to understand what it means to be human on this planet. I believe part of the answer is in striving to inspire others toward that goal.
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"Travel is fatal to bigotry, prejudice, and narrow-mindedness. Broad, wholesome, and charitable views cannot be acquired by vegetating in one tiny corner of the globe." - Mark Twain
Email: Enlightenedfellow@gmail.com
4 Comments:
I love sunsets! and you're right... desert sunsets have a very unique flair to them, if i may call it that. But tell me.. have you enhanced the colors on this?
These are as close to the real colors as I could get them.
Hey! its so good to see these photographs. They remind me so much of sunsets back home. I had no idea i missed sunsets so much. Beautiful pictures!
just beautiful! really.
(btw, the set of viren at redrocks is cool. it got my hands sweating)
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