Tres Ocotillos
Tres Ocotillos – Arizona, USA
It is almost always worth hanging out for the sunset in Arizona. Tres Ocotillos was captured on Kodachrome at the end on a very prolific day on the Sonoran desert. It is three spiny ocotillos silhouetted against the western sky. It wasn’t until three weeks later when the transparencies came back from Kodak that I noticed the apparition cloud bird chasing the real world bird ready to swallow it whole…or is that just me?
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Nikon N90S SLR, AF Nikkor 24mm f/2.8D, Kodachrome 64 Professional color transparency film, exposure not recorded, Aperture Priority, M-up Mode, Manfrotto 3221 tripod with Manfrotto 3047 studio head, Nikon MC-20 remote cable, Plustek OpticFilm 7600i Ai film scanner, LaserSoft Imaging SilverFast 8 scanner
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joshi daniel: Thanks for liking my image captured on Kodachrome. I tried Fuji Velvia 50 for a while which is even more saturated, but Kodachrome’s color rendition always seemed more natural to me.
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passion through poetry: Welcome to the world of O. Bisogno Scotti, and thanks for liking my image “Tres Ocotillos”.
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Andrea Giang | Cooking with a Wallflower: I’m glad you liked my image “Tres Ocotillos”. Bear with with me. I am seeing apparitions in my photos tonight! 🙂
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Daniel P. K. Ng: Thanks for liking “Tres Ocotillos” captured on the Sonoran Desert in southeastern Arizona.
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rabirius: Thanks for liking my image “Tres Ocotillos”. I just framed it and waited for Mother Nature to do her thing.
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Sawa Minori: After arriving before dawn, “Tres Ocotillos” was the last capture of the day. I’m glad you liked it.
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simonbowler: I never tire of capturing capturing sunsets. Thanks for liking “Tres Ocotillos”.
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maxgor: If you love Mother Nature, she gives back in return. Thanks for liking my image “Tres Ocotillos”.
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Leanne Cole: It is true that you make a photograph. You never take one since that would be disrespectful. On occasion you can simply let a photograph happen. “Tres Ocotillos” was the latter type. Thanks for liking it.
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michael ehrhardt: I’m glad I allowed the distant mountains to go soft. Though subtle, I think it gives the image a dreamier, more painterly effect. Thanks for liking “Tres Ocotillos”.
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seedbud: Thanks for liking my image/dream sequence “Tres Ocotillos”.
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Nature’s Child: Thanks for liking this sunset desert. It was 98 degrees that day. Not bad for southern Arizona.
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Man of many thoughts: I’m patient when it comes to waiting for the light. Thanks for liking “Tres Ocotillos”.
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What a great capture…shadow cloud bird is only part of the beauty here..
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Thanks Lezlie. My apparition cloud bird is the dark side of beauty, but there is so much sensuous light for the eyes to feast upon as well.
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Shannon: Taken long ago, “Tres Ocotillo” somehow slipped through the cracks. I’m so glad you like it.
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Beautiful !!!
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Martina: Grazie per i giusti la mia foto “Tres Ocotillos”, una foto della American Southwest.
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