Today’s photo, titled, ‘A Room With a View’ is, I believe from inside the cave dwelling near the center of the hilltop in my photo, ‘The Lookout’.
Category Archives: Libya Today’s photo is of a dwelling in the lookout hill I posted yesterday. I’m not expert in these things but I think what we’re looking at was one an interior chamber, hacked out of the soft limestone rock. The rounded shape just isn’t natural.  If you look closely at the right end of the rocky outcrop of top of this hill you’ll notice two black spots. These are caves, hence my title, The Lookout. 
[...] photo is of a dwelling in the lookout hill I posted [...]
[...] Today’s photo, titled, ‘A Room With a View’ is, I believe from inside the cave dwelling near the center of the hilltop in my photo, ‘The Lookout‘. [...]  In all probability today’s photo, ‘Medic’s Tent’ was taken on the same blustery day as yesterday’s photo.  Not every day in Libya was blue skies and calm, it’s just that I didn’t take my camera out so much when the wind was blowing as in this blustery day photo. 
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[...] In all probability today’s photo, ‘Medic’s Tent’ was taken on the same blustery day as yesterday’s photo. [...]  A good desert sunset was a rarity, best I can recall, but every now and then a cloud formation would be in the right place to produce something special, such as that in today’s photo.  Today’s photo is a view about 135° anti-clockwise from yesterday’s. It’s of a recording flycamp in western Libya in 1990.  I spent a fair bunch of time trying to title today’s photo before settling on ‘approaching sunset’. This was taken somewhere in western Libya in the first half of 1990.
[...] photo is a view about 135° anti-clockwise from yesterday’s. It’s of a recording flycamp in western Libya in [...]  Four in a Row is an expanded view of yesterday’s photo (and also the photo I processed in the soon to be released Topaz Clarity.
[...] every day in Libya was blue skies and calm, it’s just that I didn’t take my camera out so much when the wind was blowing as in [...]  Today’s photo is of a seismic vibrator – a Failing Y1100 on a Birdwagen Mark III hydraulic 4-wheel drive buggy.
[...] in a Row is an expanded view of yesterday’s photo (and also the photo I processed in the soon to be released Topaz [...] |
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very inspiring and gives me another kick up the arse to do more.
by Richard Davis