dunescape
The Namib Desert is known as the oldest desert on Earth, shaped over hundreds of millions of years a place where time seems to stand still. Along the coast, a sea of sand moves relentlessly, guided by the prevailing wind sweeping in off the ocean and shaping the landscape. Every day, the tracks of the day before are erased, revealing a fresh dance of sand, wind, and light. I love wandering among these giants, watching the shapes the dunes create as they cross one another and slowly march inland. This is a collection of images where I've tried to capture the play of light across the dunes of the Namib Desert.
 
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The Namib Desert is known as the oldest desert on Earth, shaped over hundreds of millions of years a place where time seems to stand still. Along the coast, a sea of sand moves relentlessly, guided by the prevailing wind sweeping in off the ocean and shaping the landscape. Every day, the tracks of the day before are erased, revealing a fresh dance of sand, wind, and light. I love wandering among these giants, watching the shapes the dunes create as they cross one another and slowly march inland. This is a collection of images where I've tried to capture the play of light across the dunes of the Namib Desert.
SMALL
1400 x 933 px (49 x 39 cm) 72 dpi 540 KB
N$ 850 Inc VAT
MEDIUM
3600 x 3600 px (30.48 x 30.48 cm) 300 dpi 13.0 MB
N$ 250O Inc VAT
LARGE
7000 x 5000 px (59 x 39 cm) 300 dpi 40 MB
N$ 450O Inc VAT