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A Second Look With The Third Eye (The Algodones)

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I had just returned from Asia with two weeks spent in Bangkok, viagra buy and Phuket, Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi An and Danang. My body was still healing from a war with the beach bugs and mosquitos of the crazy tropics, when off I went a second time to the California desert, risking my skin to even MORE markings! Also recuperating from days of back ache, possibly from the many hours of flying plus a San Diego blackout upon my return that tested my cooking skills in the dark, I pushed to keep up with a group of photographers headed for the Algodones on the 17th of September.

Cookies & Cream

Grounded

Amadeus
And so I thought, I had better mentally rise above the physical hurdles that came with my having “too much fun.” After all, what’s another night out trekking the dunes, after some globe trotting that turned out well? But truly, the thought of simply amassing more pictures of the Dunes was really not that motivating. I knew I had to do something “different.” With all of the same, sand bugs awaiting and in the condition I was in, I knew this trip could very well turn out to be, well, just another bugger. Pun intended!
Feeling tired, I contemplated while driving 160 miles south of San Diego. I thought, these pictures had better be worth a second round of effort! But how so, when I was going to arrive late, just when the sun was setting? Shoot! Was I going to miss the sunset? That morning was so hectic when I vacillated on the thought of going and not going. Still, I managed to grill a salmon and prepare a salad to share, thanks to two tablets of Aleve, until I finally got myself into the car. I felt that dinner was probably all I would make it to and the night shoot thereafter.

Night Cap
At that point, I could only surrender to what already was and allowed myself to go through the motion as that complete Artist, leaving things to chance. With eyes wide open, I left it to the third eye to find me a way, and kept driving on. I was obliging, even if I was not going to have as many shots of the Dunes, arriving just as the sun was beginning to set. Somehow, I made it. With my “come what may” mindset, I at least scurried like the sand was too hot on my feet and took my shots a few yards behind the group.

My Shadow

Whole Grain
I experimented with filters and did things out of my norm, with a huge desire to push the usual. I was looking to do something different. I ended up with pink sands, amber, magenta and purple skies. I pushed Kelvins (unit of measurement for tonal temperature in images), and gave up exposures I knew would normally work! I ran the risk of having pictures I may not like. But I really had nothing to lose. This isn’t a job! And hooray for that!
Undoubtedly, the company was altogether wonderful. The very talented group is definitely one to be a part of! Familiar faces and possible new friends awaited to partake in a shared pursuit, but no Michael Hartman who heads the pack. He played Pandora stations while the bonfire flickered from the last time, and I missed that! Still, we had the essentials and focused on the main event. I sprayed bug spray, had citronella beads, remembered laughing enough through dinner and enjoyed going out on a limb from the peaks of sand dunes, with my whole new approach.

Blushing Dreams

Imperial Dawn

Superstar

The Rising Colors
We woke up early to greet the rising sun with our cameras and tripods, and I made up for lost time by going higher up the dunes. The dawning of the day was over very quickly. By 9:00 a.m., I went further up, while everyone started to head down, ready to pack up and head back. I did what I had to do. The group was more than ready to leave with enough photos in their memory cards, but they kindly waited for me at the camp site.
It was about 9:45 when we all finally took off–together. Well, as I was driving along, I saw signs of food outlets and veered off Dogwood Street, letting the group drive on to San Diego without me. LOL I first stopped off at a Starbucks where I had a chance to review the photos I took. Realizing the direction I was going with colors and artsy post processing, I decided to head back to the Dunes. I spent another hour up another side for a few more differing shots. And a few more they were, as I didn’t last that long.
I got more stingy bites as I stood by trees alongside the power towers and had to ignore the pain as I climbed to take my last shots. The desert was mine and mine alone, except for this one dude who parked his buggy for sale at the field. He left after he realized I was his only audience! The place was absolutely deserted! This time, no pun intended.

Bounce

Dude

A Serenade
With multicolor skies and golden sands documented, it was time to save my body from the useless buggers! I felt that I made some kind of effort, and I rather liked that!

Higher Up
It was time to get on home, but I really needed to stop and nurse my insect bites with balm and take an allergy pill. I was also starving. I found a Chinese restaurant in El Centro that was odd enough to be totally Hispanic. Yet they served a terrific Mapo tofu dish with red chillies, and a perfectly steamed and seasoned sea bass. I can’t remember the restaurant’s name but it was close enough to the border’s check point. The waiters and all their customers spoke Spanish. It was as if they expected me to speak the language, because it was an immediate “Hola! Buenos tardes! Que quiere usted?” Obligingly once again, I responded perfectly, just like any illegal immigrant from Ranch Santa Fe. Laugh out loud! I felt like an absolute alien. Everyone was Mexican in this Chinese restaurant.

Moonwalk To Home
But que rico! It was a great stop that replenished my exhausted body. And by the time I got home, I was contented with the decisions I made. I knew I had work to do on colors and the surreal tones I wanted to explore beyond the usual cream and warm tones of the dunes. But it was time to prepare for yet another trip! I’ll tell you more about that later.
In the end, the Dunes of Gold was what I needed to see. This image alone was enough for me to have suffered a little more for! If you hadn’t already read the blog from my first visit to the Algodones, please do. You’ll understand just why this is special to me. Thanks to the polarizing and warm pink filters, I was able to give the sand its needed tonal range, and then pushed the colors towards the yellows and amber in Photoshop’s HDR toning.
I hope you can appreciate my approach of the Algodones, this second time around. To me, there are two ways of photographing. You can show a subject as it really is, or as you see it or dream it to be.
ART by the aid of the third eye, was definitely what made it all pleasurable for me. Give me rich colors and visuals–anytime!
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