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From last month’s Mojave roadtrip to Pioneertown

three selected pics

by Reviewer Rob

The geography out there is exceptional. Lots of wind, dusty air, but the sky was impressive. Clouds would form and grow quickly. Then they’d disappear, blown away down range. I want to go back out there soon with my 600mm fixed focal lens and shoot more landscapes. I liked looking West on the 29 Palms Highway and seeing the mountains off in the distance veiled behind graduating concentrations of atmosphere.

Photos below, top to bottom:

Raincloud, Nikon D5200 camera, Tamron lens 10-24mm, focal length 17mm, exposure 1/250, f11, ISO 200;

Highway 62, Nikon D5300 camera, Tamron lens 18-270mm, focal length 78mm, exposure 1/320, f13, ISO 200;

Hilltop, Nikon D5300 camera, Tamron lens 18-270mm, focal length 120mm, exposure 1/320, f11, ISO 200

Sudden cloud forming quickly over the valley. Image viewed is after Photoshop.
Sudden cloud forming quickly over the valley. Image viewed is after Photoshop.
Yucca Valley, looking west along the Highway 62 after the sun disappeared behind the mountains.
Yucca Valley, looking west along the Highway 62 after the sun disappeared behind the mountains.
Hilltop south of Pappy & Harriet's in Pioneertown, shot from the parking lot in front of the bar.
Hilltop south of Pappy & Harriet’s in Pioneertown, shot from the parking lot in front of the bar.
By Reviewer Rob
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