All shot Saturday afternoon, 3/24/2012, just randomly driving the Jeep around the Wonder Valley area... starting around 4 PM and ending up around 7:30 PM. The photos are posted in order so you can see the day getting darker. Do you have a favorite??
Cabin #1
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| Love the trail heading up the mountain on the right: f10, 1/40 sec, iso 160, hand-held |
Cabin #2
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| "Little Pink" with wide open spaces all around: f22, 1/30 sec, iso 640, tripod (I think?) |
Cabin #3
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| Bare wood: f22, 1/15 sec, iso 200, tripod |
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| Getting a little closer, desaturating and adding a texture: f22, 1/4 sec, iso 200, tripod |
Cabin #4
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| A fun one to photograph because it is leaning over! f22, 1/2 sec, iso 200, tripod |
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| Texture/border added: f22, 1/6 sec, iso 200, tripod |
Cabin #5
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| You can see my Jeep on the left... f22, 1.3 sec, iso 200, flash fill, tripod |
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| f22, 1/4 sec, iso 200, tripod |
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Have a great weekend!
no special favorite...all look interesting
ReplyDeletegreat shots..love the earlier post with macro
have fun with the new "body" this weekend.
Oh, how fabulous! I like all of them but my favourite is cabin 4 with those sunbeams streaming down on it!
ReplyDeleteI'd take cabin #4 under those sunbeams too. Yet #2 looks to be in the best shape. Great shots out there on the desert under changing skies.
ReplyDeleteThey are all great..No. 4 is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteIts is strange . I also have cabin #4 in mind. What was the use for these cabins?
ReplyDeletehee hee...
ReplyDeleteYou wouldn't have to worry about not having ventilation in these!
Joking aside, these images capture the loneliness of the desert.
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really cool! #3 is probably my favorite. but #4 makes a perfect shot.
ReplyDeleteYou've done an excellent job photographing these cabins. I don't know which one to choose. I like the processing you did with some, the colors in the sky are stunning (you do not really see that here in my street :-)) and these lonely cabins are just beautiful to look at! Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteThey are all great! I don't have a favorite either...fun to play with editing! (okay maybe number 3 is catching my eye a little more than the others)
ReplyDeleteLike what Teresa said...they are all great! Number 4 was fun to look at but # 2 reminds me of a place that gave me good feelings. Happy weekend! =)
ReplyDeleteI can't choose. I like them all. I always think about how they were when they were used and lived in, how life was.
ReplyDeleteLove the photos
ReplyDeleteAwesome cabin shots.
ReplyDeleteWow, all this looks so familiar! My hubby and I use to live in Oceanside and rode our Harley across the desert many, many weekends through Palm Springs,Yucca Valley, etc.. One of our favorite places was Two Bunch Palms resort/spa in Desert Hot Springs... God I miss all that!!
ReplyDeleteI like all the cabins, but #2 has a lot of great potential to it! ;)
Love the texture of cabin 3 and gorgeous sky of cabin 5. Have a great Easter Sunday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteI especially like those of cabin #4.
These are all great shots; my fave is the seventh one with the purplish sky...beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think the leaning one is my favourite. The first of them has a really nice sky. :)
ReplyDeleteI like the last cabin photo best, because I think the sky is awesome.
ReplyDeleteVery atmospheric and sometimes quite eerie photos... You've captured these cabins very well!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I would like to "stay" in any of those cabins, but the skies behind them sure are beautiful. Happy Easter. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteEvery photo has its own charm, but my favorite is cabin #4.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
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ReplyDeleteThose cabins each of beautiful stories to tell and you have just shared possibly their last one, very nice~
ReplyDeleteAnd I thought my house was small! It is palatial compared with these!
ReplyDeleteI love the progression in the skies, throughout the afternoon and evening!
I think I'll take the leaning one. All have character. Thanks for including your photo info.
ReplyDeleteIncredible photographs. It's difficult to pick a favorite. Three and four are absolutely incredible. Thanks for stopping by and your kind comment.
ReplyDeleteHard pressed to pick a favourite - although I do like the one at odd angles just because it looks so interesting.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Australia