Travel Photo Contest!
In honor of my 3 year anniversary of writing for Wanderlust & Lipstick, we are celebrating by hosting an open photography contest during the month of May! Send us your best travel-related shot, and you could be the winner of a PacSafe camera bag valued at $110!
How it works:
PHOTOGRAPHERS
- Submit ONE travel-related photo to wanderlustandlipstick (at) gmail (dot) com (no nudity, please!)
- Put “photo contest” in the subject line
- Be sure to include your name, a title, and location where the photo was taken
- Try to keep the photo sized at 480×360
- Photos will be added to this post in order of receipt
- People will vote, via a comment, for what they consider to be the best image (Tell your friends to vote for your photo!)
- Deadline to enter: May 27th 11:59pm Pacific Time
- Winner with the most votes will be notified no later than June 3, 2010, and must respond within 3 days in order to receive prize. Only US or Canadian citizens may win due to shipping restrictions.
VOTERS
Like something you see? Want to support a friend?
- Leave a comment below voting for your favorite photo
- Be sure to leave the Number and Title of the image so there’s no question as to which one has your thumbs up
- One vote allowed per person and you must leave your email address so that we can deter multiple votes. Email addresses will not be shared.
- Deadline to vote: May 31st, 11:59pm Pacific Time
Here’s some info on the PacSafe bag:
CamSafe 200 is a Camera Shoulder Bag that can be customized to fit a digital SLR camera, several lenses and a flash. Interior includes specially designed pockets for smaller items such as cords, batteries and SD cards. Features tamperproof zippers, snatchproof strap with built-in combination lock, slashproof panels and a slashproof shoulder strap. Never worry about your gear getting ripped off again! Great for travelers wanting comfort and safety. Value is $110!
Adventure on, and get shooting!
Kristen
Photo Entries
#1 “Moon Rise on Manitowish” by Molly Dietlin,
taken August 2009 in Manitowish Waters, Wisconsin.
#2 “Walking the streets of Vancouver” by Melanie Calcut,
taken March 2010 in Vancouver, Washington.
#3 “Almost Paradise” by Victoria Schilke,
taken in Playa Mujeres, Mexico.
#4 “Smiling Lady” by Lisa Chavis (What Boundaries? Live Your Dream!),
taken at the Bangkok Floating Market, Thailand.
#5 “New Beginning” by Hans Ravnaas,
taken in Old Town Stockholm, Sweden.
#6 “Hochburg Frames” by Roy P. Boland,
taken in April 2010 in Germany.
#7 “Ship of the Desert” by Meg O’Brien,
taken in July 2009 in Mombasa, Kenya.
#8 “Graffiti Climbing Wall” by Jackie Boucher,
taken at the San Diego Children’s Museum.
#9 “Daily Reflections” by Norah Langweiler,
taken in Venice, Italy.
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem,
taken in Rajasthan, India.
#11 “Om mani padme hum” by Beth Shepherd,
taken at the Ganden Monastery, Tibet.
#12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty,
taken in Morocco, 2006.
#13 “Be at peace in my arms!” by Neha Badheka,
taken on the Charles Bridge in Prague, June 2007.
#14 “Blue Skies and the London Eye” by Shannon McDonough,
taken in London, 2005.
#15 “Lizard House” by Denise Renaghan Collie,
taken at The National Zoo in Washington DC, May 2009.
#16 “Onwards to Turk” by David Cassidy,
taken at White Strand, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
#17 “Renvyle” by Michelle Duffy,
taken in Connemara, Ireland.
#18 “Steak tartare” by Mark Besso,
taken alongside the harbor in Nice, France.
I am voting for picture #2 because it brings back memories of my chilhood when all six of us kids would pile in to the space in the back to go visit grandparents. Hated it then, but can remember the laughs to this day.
#2 “Walking the streets of Vancouver” has my vote!
I love this picture it reminds me of when I was a little girl working on old cars with my dad. And then we would go test drive them.
I love this picture. It reminds me of when I was a lottle girl working on cars with my dad. Then we would go test drive them.
Great picture! I love the color of that car.
I am voting #2. I like the car.
#2 Walking on the Streets of Vancouver has my vote.
I love the old car in #2, they have always fascinated me!
#3 “Almost Paradise” – would love to be there right now!
Great shot, I like the contrast with the out of focus background.
I am voting for picture #3. I wish I was on vacation in that very spot right now! Beautiful Picture!
voting for photo #3 “Almost Paradise” by Victoria Schilke =)
“Smiling Lady” by Lisa Chavis (What Boundaries? Live Your Dream!),
Captures the essence of travel .... sharing worlds
voting for photo #3 – Almost Paradise! Want to be there!!
#7 is beautiful and stirring in several ways. I love the contrast of the man-made colors with the surroundings and camel. great.
#7 is just the greatest mix of color, mood and character. And proof that camels never smile. Takes the cake for me.
#7! Excellent colours! I would love to be there!
#7, all the way!
#7 gets my vote. It reminds us that there are still wonderful places and people who live in harmony with their surroundings
Voting for #7 “Ship of the Desert” by Meg O’Brien,
#7 “Ship of the Desert” – Beautiful!
#7 has my vote. It is a stunning photo!
#7 “Ship on the dessert” Gorgeous contrasts on so many levels. Simply gorgeous
It’s a toss up between #1 – stunning shot, #4 – I love the wrinkly faces of older people as they say so much, #6 – clever idea framing the shot in this way. Well done to all!
#7 “Ship of the Desert” is stunning! Not your typical beach shot, that’s for sure.
#7 I love the woman on the camel with the contrast of the desert and the water.
#7—captures the African dessert. Absolutely beautiful
Voting for #7 – a nice slice of life on the beach along the African coast.
#7 has amazing color contrasts with the bright red of the cloth against the backdrop of the sandy beach and the blue waters. Gorgeous!
I love #7! The contrast of the still beach with the colorful saddle – so fantastic!
#7. Wow!
I love #3 I wish i owned that car.
Sorry #2 of the car
I vote for #2 Walking the Streets of Vancouver
#10; Reminds me of home!
I’m voting for Lauren’s picture #7 because it captures a certain
existential distance experienced by the guides. The guide is looking away from the camera and into the landscape. He looks tired and almost bored as he leans on the camel in his bright clothing meant to create an atmosphere of exoticism for the coming tourists.
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem gets my vote!
I pick #7. Having been to Mombasa (and perhaps even had a ride on that very same camel!), the photograph truly captures the essence of the location.
#7 Cool photo!
#7 the sand ,water, colors…..........all mix so well
Voting for #7 Ship of the Desert, love it!!
I am voting for #10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem. I love the rich colors—not washed out like some of the others—and composition of this photo. Looks like a photo one would see in a magazine. I also like that the subjects are not posed or with props, giving the photo a more intimate feeling. Beautiful!
I am voting for #10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem,
taken in Rajasthan, India
What a fantastic image. The color is beautiful, the composition is marvelous. Even better is the story! Two little girls in their saris looking over at the little boy leaning on and looking over his camel. As the commercial goes – plane tickets $1500, camera $300, Photo Absolutely PRICELESS! Great capture!
#10 the composure is beautiful & captures a scene few of us will ever see in our lifetime!
photo #3 “Almost Paradise” by Victoria Schilke
No. 10 for me! I have ridden a camel in the Sahara…not a pretty site, but the desert was.
#10, Desert Guides. Beautiful colors, great subject
#10—Several “moods” within one photo: the camel’s expression, looking right at the camera; the person resting on the camel; the people in the background; the deserted sand in the distance. Makes it feel like the viewer is really there.
#10 overall composition. Photo tells a story, too, and I wish I had the camel’s necklace LOL.
#7 great
#10 Desert Guides has beautiful colors, curious and cute camel, and captures the young but shy girls who may want to flirt with the boy but can’t. It captures a way of life. I could write a story on this photo.
I love #10… looks like the photographer just wandered up and “found” the picture
I’m voting for #10, Desert Guides. The richness of the oranges and the dry reds stand out strong and make an excellent contrast against the standing women and the soft sand.
#10 is wonderful! So many captions….so little time!
#10; “Desert Guides” – A male kid trying to talk to two women who do not seem interested, not even their rear-facing camel cares
#10 Desert Guides has my vote. Sweet children, exotic camels, beautiful colors and composition captures the moment!
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem
I love picture #2 what a fun car.
#10 (Desert Guides) for sure. It is an absolutely great photo.
I just love Desert Guides – #10 and vote for it!!
#10 for sure (Desert Guides) – it is an absolutely GREAT photo.
I’m voting for #10! I really love the vibrant colors against the sand. It’s a gorgeous shot!
I vote for #10 the look on the camels face is priceless.
#10 “Desert Guides”. I am charmed by the subject, the warm and rich colors and details on the fabrics
#10 is my vote – love the soft colors of early dawn or twilight, and the bright colors of the clothes against the sand of the desert.
#10 “Desert Guides” . I am charmed by the subject, the warm and rich colors and the details on the fabrics.
#7 is unique. Besides the beautiful colors,I think seeing a desert animal next to the ocean was quite striking .
Voting for photo 7!
I’m voting for picture #2!
#2 is the best picture!
Great photos! I vote for #7 “Ship of the Desert” – beautiful contrast of colors and textures.
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem!
#10 (Desert Guides).
#10 ~ “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem,
Tis my vote.
taken in Rajasthan, India ~ Color, composition and the stories it tells! YAH
#2 walking in Vancouver, captures the true essence of the machine we call the automobile
Love the depth, from far away desert with the women in bright red leading your attention
forward thru the bright colors of the camels. Lead camel brings it right to your face.
Reminds me of my time in Tunisia. Love the picture.
#10 Desert Guides
#10 Desert Guides
Wish I could have been there.
I love number 7
! Beautiful!
#10, Desert Guides. Love the distance between the boy and the women and the way it contrasts with the bright colors.
#7 Ship of the Desert! What a nice contrast between the water and the camel.
#7 Ship of the Desert. I love how this shot shows yet another amazing part of Africa! Beautiful photo!
#7!
#7 is absolutely beautiful and such a unique shot!
#7 “Ship of the Desert”
Just lovely…...
I love # 7 and the richness of the colors that so well capture the mood, feel and quietude of the scene.
Voting for #7!!
#7 Ship of the Desert … gorgeous focus and contrast – love!
#7- ship of the desert- camels just do it for me…
#7 – I love the vibrant reds and blue of the ocean!
#7, The colors are awesome.
#7 Ship of the Desert is my choice – Barbara mcQuaid
#7 is my choice – color, contrast and vista “Ship of the Desert” chosen by Barbara mcQuaid
Battle of the camels (#7 and #10)!
#10
#7 Ship of the Desert. Beautiful photograph.
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem,
taken in Rajasthan, India.
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem,
taken in Rajasthan, India.
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem,
taken in Rajasthan, India.
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem,
taken in Rajasthan, India.
Props to all the photographers, but I’m voting for #12. Ms. McNulty introduces the composition and subject matter framing of oil painting into the photography medium, and the copper hue and wavy texture of the sand generate a really moving effect on the viewer.
#7-Colors are both vibrant and serene at the same time! Amazing contrast!
#12 Finding a Camel in a Desert is Like… has my vote. Love it.
#12 ‘Finding a Camel in a Desert is Like…’, it brings back fond memories.
#12!
#7 – I can almost taste the salty sea air and feel the sand on my feet!
#12 is my choice!
Ship of the desert for sure. #7
#7 has my vote. Makes me wonder why the camel is smiling, what did it just eat
#12 – the colors, the stillness, the motion of the sand… brilliant!
It’s all about #7 Ship of the Desert by Meg O’Brien! Incredible
“Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” What a simple picture, undistundisturbed yet making a statement. Definitely a winner!
#12—So much sand; so many shades & textures. Looks like a lunar landscape.
Voting for #12 “Finding a camel in the desert is like…” Excellent quality, gret colors and perspective
#10, Desert Guides. Color, composition, and above all, a sense of story & mystery.
#7, all the way.
#7 Ship of the Desert has my vote for the title!
#7 For sure
#10, “Desert Guides” uses the subtle monotony of the sands to bring out the bright colors clothing the people and camels, both chosen to attract the eye of potential clients.
Numer 7 is my choice – beautiful colours and textures – I can smell that camel’s breath
#10 – “Desert Guides” – those colors are stunning…
#7” Ship of the Desert” is beautiful. Thumbs up!
#7 Ship of the Desert.
A stunning view. The moment captured,
the colors, the simplicity and beauty, evoke
great emotion and imaginings…
#10, pretty.
#10 for me.
#10 “Desert Guides” has my vote! Great shot Lauren!
#7. What a tropical dream!
#7 by Meg O’Brien is definitely my favorite!
#12 – Finding a camel in the desert is like… Great for the imagination, and an imposing shot. Captures the moment whether today or centuries ago.
Number 7 “ship of the desert” is my pick all the way! Gorgeous!
I am voting for #7 “Ship of the Desert” by Meg O’Brien,
taken in July 2009 in Mombasa, Kenya.
wow.. i just love it !
#7 “Ship of the Desert” by Meg O’Brien,
taken in July 2009 in Mombasa, Kenya.
Brilliant…
I love it!
#7- love the contrasting colours, the composition and the clarity!
Another vote for #12 “Finding a camel in the desert is like…” Great composition and professional quality.
#10 Desert Guide
#10
Love the easy-going atmosphere you captured.
#7 great shot
Good eye for color and composition
eye catching colors and composition
#12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty!
#12. What a cool photo! So interesting!
I find #12 fascinating. Love the Bedouin walking on the edge between sky and desert and the play of shade and light, the humour of the title. Great composition. It tells a story of frightening beauty, of hardiness and determination. The journey is long and treacherous, but he keeps on walking. Could be a top one for Johnnie Walker! Or maybe not … too bad these people don’t booze
)
Voting #7 Ship of the Desert. Great photo.
Ivana
#12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNult is a beautiful photo, great composition. Interesting subject matter, great lighting.
#12 Karsten McNulty, Finding a camel in the desert is like….
So peaceful and yet so scary!
is my choice ! Great great photo !
I vote for #12, “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” for the irony and the lovely composition.
#12~ beautiful, stunning work! keeps the mind wondering…
#12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty,
taken in Morocco, 2006 is my vote
#7 “ship of the Desert By Meg O’Brien, It’s just amazing!
Voting for # 12 loved it.
Voting for #12 Karsten….obvious choice I think…
#12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty. Great photo!
#12 – “Finding a camel” is extraordinary – that photag should work for National Geographic!”
#12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty,
taken in Morocco, 2006 Love this one.
#12—all of the submissions take me elsewhere (in a good way!), but in terms of professional quality, simple beauty, and artistic presentation “Finding a camel…” earns my vote.
Vote for #12, Karsten!
#12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty, tough choice if you ask me but most compelling.
A vote for #12 – “Finding a camel in the desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty
Voting for #12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty … It’s beautiful.
#10 love the colors!
My vote is for #12, “Finding a camel in the desert, is like …” by Karsten. The solitude, the color, the impending desperation.
love it
#12! All the way, beautiful color and solitude!
#12! Amazing
Oops. I meant #7.
#7 Ship of the Desert is sumptuous. I feel like I’m right there.
Meg O’Brien has a great eye!
#7 Ship of the Desert by Meg O’Brien
This is a stunning picture that says so much. Love the colors and the crisp contrast. Make me want to be there.
#7 This is a stunning picture! Makes me want to be there.
#12 has my vote!
Karsten captures simplicity with an eye for details in the sand, sky and person.
#12 – The light is incredible. The photo is very simple, but very evocative. I love this one.
I LOVE and vote for photo #12. It takes me far away—from work to more grander things in the world.
I LOVE and vote for photo #12 by Karsten McNulty. It takes me far away—from work to more grander things in the world.
#10 – gorgeous… even better than in person!
#10 please! love the camel’s expression!
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem,
taken in Rajasthan, India.
this photo has so many levels to it, which really intrigued me. so much depth! i love the use of capturing contrasting color! i love the feel of the boy in the foreground “waiting” to guide someone while the camel is so content with a “rest”. also, i love the shadows of the footprints captured on the hill in the background. very mesmerizing! well done!
Number 10. All the way!
#10 – Desert Guides. Looks like stepping into a real moment, not staged or posed.
Pitching my vote for #10 “Desert Guides”
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem – I love the expression on the camel’s face! While it looks straight at us, dressed up in beautifully colored garments (and even a necklace), it engages us in a silent conversation while the boy looks away. I feel that we viewers are drawn into the story with this picture.
#12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty!
Love #12! Where is that camel?!?
I vote for #10!
Love the potho, #12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty,
taken in Morocco, 2006
7 great shot
I pick #10 – the two girls are the best focal point.
Lots of other nice ones too
#10 “Desert Guides” is both peaceful and friendly. I love the
path right in the center, leading to beautiful adventures. All
are waiting for the imminent excitement of the arrival of people
who will change the atmosphere with much happy activity, as shown
by the flurry of patterns in the sand.
#10 is my vote…for “Desert Guides”. The colors decorating the
scene are complementary and harmonious, with golds and purples,
reds and greens. The photographer has quite an eye!
#10 – Love the warmth of color, depth of the photo, and the depth of emotion in this photo—could be a Nat’l Geographic shot! Great photo, Lauren!
Voting for #12, Karsten. Very cool!!
I love #12. Beautiful photo, Karst!!
My vote is for #10—Desert Guides. Loved this photo! Could feel the serenity and beauty of the desert with the camels relaxing under their colorful blankets. Very inviting!
I’m voting for #13!!
#7 is the best!!
Love #7, Ship of the desert
I like #7!
My vote is for # 13!
Love #7!
#5, just reminds me of a beautiful city on a dramatic day.
#7 – I just want that camel to go swimming!
My vote goes to #13.
My vote goes to #13!
#7- Love it- beautiful colors and setting….”Ship of the Desert” by Meg O’Brien
My vote goes to # 13.
I am voting for #13 “Be at peace in my arms!” by Neha Badheka,
taken on the Charles Bridge in Prague, June 2007.
The play of light and shade compliments the beauty of the lady on pillar. Also reminds me of Vermeer’s artworks. Awesome capture!
I am voting for #13 “Be at peace in my arms!” by Neha Badheka.
#7 “Ship of the Desert” by Meg O’Brien,
taken in July 2009 in Mombasa, Kenya.
#13
!!
#14 “Blue Skies and the London Eye” has my vote!
taken on the Charles Bridge in Prague, June 2007.
voting for #13… first of all, i love the title of the shot! and then i love the angle and the story created.
I vote for #13 – love the complexity of the light in the shot – bright light coming through dark shadowy clouds creating a backdrop for the dark relief of the statue, plus the message in the title!
#13 “Be at peace in my arms!” by Neha Badheka is my favorite picture
I vote for #13 – Love the contrast and the emotional response it envokes.
my choice is number 7. the colors are so vibrant. and great contrrast with the background. i feel like i am there
the ships of the desert number 7 is my choice. great colors and great title. makes me want to go!
number seven ships of the desert is by far my favorite.
no.7 ships of the desert. love it. makes you want a ride
#14 no doubt at all!
#6 “Hochburg Frames” by Roy P. Boland. Love the framing and colors!
#7 ships of the desert. well done and great colors
number 7 is the favorite. ships of the desert. just what you expect them to look like. superior colors!
sips of the desert #7 takes it for me
#7 “Ship of the Desert” by Meg O’Brien,
taken in July 2009 in Mombasa, Kenya
number seven(7) ships of the desert is my choice. colors and background and subject are wonderful
14 it is!
#13 ‘Be at peace in my arms!” is my favorite. What an awesome play on light and shadows
Excellent piece of art.
#13 is my favorite. Great contrast – almost monochromatic!!
number 7 the ships of the desert is my all time favorite. it was a very hard decision to make becasue they all were very good. i love the subject and the colors were so vibrant and the background was a hit. it makes me want to go back.
#7 i love the desert. i live in the desert and the colors on the camel just is a wow in the foreground. well done
hard decison. but number seven is my all time favorite. and the title is great. camels do make things move in the desert. so #7 is a hit
#7 the ships of the desert with out a doubt is the best.
i have to say that i just adore #7 the ships of the desert.
#7 contacted all my friends and we voted and we all loved the ships of the desert. grest subject, great contrast between subject and background. clairity is wonderful. i want to go there and see them in person.
i picked number 7. it was a very hard decision. all the pictures were wonderful. camels and desert. perfect picture
a picture that takes your beath away. who would think that you wouild have such great contrast with the desert as a background. number 7 does it for me
Number 7…. for Meg o’brien… ship in the desert. go girl . you rock.
#13 is gorgeous! The sky is just the right color background as well as the statue’s contrast.
Picture #13 is definitely my favorite! It has excellent lighting and captures the sun rays perfectly.
#13 is the BOMB . . . love it . . . it means a lot for those who have a stressful and “stuck-in-a-rut” lifestyle . . .
I vote for #14 – “Blue Skies and the London Eye”
#14, yeah, definitely #14 is the best.
thumbs up on Blue skies and London Eye…number 14! Love the color saturation!
#7 is my favorite and i love the title of the picture
#7 is a really great picture. the colors are vibrant and this is how i think it would look
love nummber 7 the ships of the desert. great picture meg
number7 the ships of the desert. it my all time favorite. great work meg.
while all the pictures were very good nubmer 7 is my favorite. the ships of the desert
#7 ships of the desert well done!
#7 the ship of the desert. while i was there i wish i could have taken such a nice picture…great!
the ships of the desert (#7) is the winner. go meg!
ships of the desert(#7) is the winner for me
nice job meg number7 ships of the desert. keep up the good work
#13 – so serene – looks like the angle is taking a breather on the pedestal before taking off again!
#13—go cuz. How great to be able to get the lighting so perfect.
#13!!
hard decision. great pictures by all. but #7 the ships of the desert
is a wonderful picture. all the allure of the desert and the vibrant colors of the tribesman. very hard decison they are all great pictures. but the ships of the desert just had everything i am looking for in a photo
kudos to the photograhper. well done number 7 is a hit for me. wish i was there
ny compliments to the photograper. it is a beautiful picture. gives the flavor of the subject. number #7 the ship of the desert
the photographer was able to capture the ships of the desert perfectly
#13 – great picture.
#13: Be at peace in my arms
The shot though its simple speaks a thousand words. Its seems as if the angel is embracing the sky. Beautiful…
all the photos were well done but the one that i like the best is number 7 “the ships of the desert”
well done #7 the ships of the desert. you are very talented
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem, taken in Rajasthan, India.
love the expression on the camel’s face.
#10 is a great shot.
#7ships of the desert. well done. one of the best photos i have seen
keep up the good work
well done. #7 the ships of the desert.
My vote goes to #10, “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem.
Absolutely stunning picture! Go Lauren!
Definitely #10, “Desert Guides” – love how the girls line up right between the camels.
#13 “Long time not Seen” Excellent picture.
#13 very impressive photograph
#7 of course-Nice picture cuz-never saw a camel on the beach before!
#7-Nice job
#7-just a nice casual shot
#10, Desert Guides because I am intrigued by the intereactions going on
#13=Amazing!..a photo showing ascension into heavenly arms – certainly a divine snapshot!
#13 takes the cake!
#7 ships of the desert
thought that ships of the desert was very good #7
loved all the photos but #7 ships of the desert was my favorite
#10 colorful
very interesting and many great photos my vote is for #7
love camels
#7 ships of the desert
#7 is the best ships of the desert
My choice is number 10, “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem.
That photo is one I’d never be able to take myself.
#10 “Desert Guides” by Lauren Van Mullem
the ships of the desert #7
Very artistically taken. It’s a soul-touching picture. Great job done.
Very artistically done. it’s a soul-touching picture. Great job done. Oops # 13 got left out.Sorry, please include my vote for #13.
#13. love the different colors of the sky
Love #12- the contrast of the sand and sky with the lone figure…
#13 is amazing
Morocco is one photo opportunity after another.
Love the man alone in the sand desert with the plain blue sky behind him. Makes me think of the movie Under a Sheltering Sky…
Congrats Karsten!
#12 “Finding a camel in a desert, is like…” by Karsten McNulty,
taken in Morocco, 2006