Category

Landscape

Location

Deadvlei, Namibia

Gear

Sony A7R3 with Sony 100-400 mm lens, 229 mm, f8, 1/160th, ISO 400, noise reduction

Description

The moving shapes created by the desert light on the dunes at Deadvlei were quite intriguing to watch. In the morning, a triangle of light crept downwards and across the dune and sent a shard of bright light across the clay pan. Deadvlei (dead stream) was cut off from water by the encroaching enormous sand dunes approximately 900 years ago and the old Camel Thorn trees still stand, preserved and frozen in time, due to the arid conditions, in the sun-drenched white clay.

Photographer

Heather Tonge

Social Media

Instagram: heathertongephotography

Facebook: Heather Tonge

Website: www.heathertongephotography.com

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