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Colorado CJ
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 Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 3:24 am Post subject: 700 Miles, 2 Wheels, and Lots of Sand -- Many Photos |
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Colorado CJ wrote:
The below shots were taken with my Nikon D600 and Samyang 35mm F1.4 manual focus lens.
Since I had a long 4th of July weekend, I decided to pack one of my bikes up and head out for an adventure. I chose my DR650 because I knew I'd be doing a lot of dirt riding.
Here she is all packed and ready to go. My photography backpack made for a nice backrest, and it was easy access to my camera for photos along the way (don't make fun of the beaded seat, it makes long miles more endurable 
5-July-2013-1 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
About 100 miles of riding later, after riding up 285, here's what waits on the other side of Kenosha Pass.
Riding down into South Park Basin (yes, South Park is real :p)
5-July-2013-3 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
A couple of passes later, this is the view you get as you drop down into the little town of Buena Vista, Colorado. The Sawatch Mountain Range to the west is incredible.
5-July-2013-4 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
Many miles later, riding down the flat, dry and hot San Luis Valley, I finally arrive at the Great Sand Dunes National Park.
5-July-2013-5 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
I set up my camp, get out of my riding gear, and head out into the dunes. This is a very strange place, it can be absolutely still and silent, and at other times, the wind can be brutal, sandblasting you until any exposed skin is abraded raw. Luckily, the wind didn't show up during my short stay. The weather on the other hand wasn't the greatest (very overcast) and the smoke from fires down in New Mexico and Southern Colorado filled the skies.
5-July-2013-6 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
The sunsets here can be otherworldly at times
5-July-2013-2 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
That evening, I planned on staying up to try my had at some astrophotography. But, the clouds moved in and didn't clear off, after midnight, I tried a couple of shots, then called it a night.
5-July-2013-7 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
The next morning, I got up before sunup and headed out into the dunes once more. Sunrise and sunset are the best times for photo oportunities, besides, during the heat of the day, that sand can get to 150 degrees.
5-July-2013-8 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
5-July-2013-9 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
5-July-2013-10 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
Later that day, I'd had enough of the sand and wanted to get into some high country, so I packed camp back up on my bike and headed up to Cottonwood Pass. The road is nice asphalt on the east side, and maintained dirt on the west. The west side of the pass descends down into Taylor Park, a heaven on earth for outdoors people. Hunting, fishing, camping, miles and miles of off road trails and a lot of old Colorado history is down there, ringed by 14,000 ft peaks.
The east side of the pass
5-July-2013-12 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
The west side of the pass, looking down into Taylor Park.
5-July-2013-11 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
I didn't get but one (bad) photos down in the park itself, I was tired from the days ride and hiking the dunes. I set up camp, ate some food and lazed around.
5-July-2013-13 by Colorado CJ, on Flickr
The next morning, I rode some trails, visited the old mining town of Tin Cup (really kicking myself that I didn't get any photos there), then broke camp and headed home. 700 miles all told, I need to do something about that dirtbike seat, near split me in two in that many miles 
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Lena wrote:
Stunning views... |
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SonicScot wrote:
Wonderful series!
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56 DIN wrote:
amazing places well captured
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tomasg wrote:
Really beautiful photos and landscape i am really envy , looks like you are one of those people who likes to be alone, not to confuse it with lonely. The dunes are my favorite ones, they contain just the most basic elements to make a photo, shape and color, one just has to look for the "right" light.
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Orio wrote:
I don't know what to say... I don't remember any other series of photos here that left me so speechless and in awe...
even "stunning" feels reductive... I think that "elevating" is what more approaches my feeling in viewing these.
Thanks much for sharing!!!! Best 5 minutes I spent online in a long time.
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Rick1779 wrote:
| Orio wrote: |
I don't know what to say... I don't remember any other series of photos here that left me so speechless and in awe...
even "stunning" feels reductive... I think that "elevating" is what more approaches my feeling in viewing these.
Thanks much for sharing!!!! Best 5 minutes I spent online in a long time. |
+1 agreed! |
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RSalles wrote:
It's impossible for me to choose which is the best, all photos are really impressive. This is a series that i absolutely LOVE in every sense and appreciate the results as a above the medium level, even considering myself a some sort of specialist in capturing landscapes in digital format with manual focus lenses. But I do agree with people who thinks that my specialisation in landscape on digital format is something in my brain and nowhere else.
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fermy wrote:
Superb stuff, indeed one of the best landscape series that I've seen not just here, but anywhere.
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hexi wrote:
Quite a landscape, lucky you
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patrickh wrote:
What a great road trip. Thanks for sharing
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skida wrote:
Motorbikes and cameras: made for each other, and you captured some magic. Stunned and jealous.
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poilu wrote:
+1 each pic is stunning, wow !
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trifox wrote:
absolutely fantastic -
there is not too much PP, I believe, therefore, all pics look very natural
thanks for sharing these
great job.
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bhargav wrote:
You always post some of the best landscape shots here in the forum. This is possibly the best I've seen. Like others have said, absolutely stunning. Like a good pageturner, each photo leaves you wanting to see more.
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BurstMox wrote:
Thanks for sharing, that's a lot of great shots !
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IAZA wrote:
high class, National geographic one.
Thanks for share
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Colorado CJ wrote:
Sorry for getting back to everyone so late.
| Lena wrote: |
| Stunning views... |
Thank you
| SonicScot wrote: |
| Wonderful series! |
Thanks, glad you liked it!
| 56 DIN wrote: |
| amazing places well captured |
Thank you. Just a couple of many photogenic (and fun) places in beautiful Colorado!
| tomasg wrote: |
Really beautiful photos and landscape i am really envy , looks like you are one of those people who likes to be alone, not to confuse it with lonely. The dunes are my favorite ones, they contain just the most basic elements to make a photo, shape and color, one just has to look for the "right" light.
Tomas |
Yeah, I do enjoy being alone. I love my family (parents, siblings, nieces/nephews... I am not married), but I can spend weeks alone and not feel "alone". I am not a hermit, and love to talk to people, but I enjoy spending countless hours riding through the mountains or desert, just wanting to see what is over that next hill.
Because of this, photography really feels "right" and lets me share what I experience with others, family and friends.
The dunes were also my favorite to photograph.
| Orio wrote: |
I don't know what to say... I don't remember any other series of photos here that left me so speechless and in awe...
even "stunning" feels reductive... I think that "elevating" is what more approaches my feeling in viewing these.
Thanks much for sharing!!!! Best 5 minutes I spent online in a long time. |
Thank you  I am very glad these photos moved you that way. It is just what I strive for in my photography, and I am happy I got a few "close to the mark", I thank you for your comment, it means a lot. |
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Colorado CJ wrote:
| Rick1779 wrote: |
| Orio wrote: |
I don't know what to say... I don't remember any other series of photos here that left me so speechless and in awe...
even "stunning" feels reductive... I think that "elevating" is what more approaches my feeling in viewing these.
Thanks much for sharing!!!! Best 5 minutes I spent online in a long time. |
+1 agreed! |
Thank you as well!
| RSalles wrote: |
It's impossible for me to choose which is the best, all photos are really impressive. This is a series that i absolutely LOVE in every sense and appreciate the results as a above the medium level, even considering myself a some sort of specialist in capturing landscapes in digital format with manual focus lenses. But I do agree with people who thinks that my specialisation in landscape on digital format is something in my brain and nowhere else.
Regards,
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Thank you Renatom, I try to do my best and all these comments make me want to get out there and try to capture more of these moments in time.
| fermy wrote: |
| Superb stuff, indeed one of the best landscape series that I've seen not just here, but anywhere. |
Thanks a lot , you guys/gals are going to give me a big head with this kind of praise  . I am just a guy with a camera who has A LOT more to learn about photography.
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| Quite a landscape, lucky you |
Thank you. I know I am blessed to live in such a place as I do and I do not take it for granted, I try to take every opportunity available to get out there and experience it, hopefully letting those who view my images experience a little bit of it too.
| patrickh wrote: |
What a great road trip. Thanks for sharing
patrickh |
Thanks, it was a very fun weekend, although a little tiring trying to fit it into 3 days. |
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Gurin wrote:
This is great stuff.
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kds315* wrote:
I'm speechless - what awesome shots and a wonderful story in pictures!
Amazingly well done!
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| Orio wrote: |
I don't know what to say... I don't remember any other series of photos here that left me so speechless and in awe...
even "stunning" feels reductive... I think that "elevating" is what more approaches my feeling in viewing these.
Thanks much for sharing!!!! Best 5 minutes I spent online in a long time. |
+1, as a landscape shooter, I am both envious and inspired, many thanks for sharing!
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One of the best series I've seen i a long time.
Especially No 5 is soooooo amazing...
Incredible colors.
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pich900 wrote:
, that's quite incredible images, like everybody said, that's probably the most wonderful landscapes serie seen on this forum!!!
The colors are so natural, I'm also speechless by the beauty of the nature.... such lucky guy you are to ride your bike in this kind of surrounding so closed to your home  ....and your bike looks in pretty good condition especially for a 20 years old's bike I guess! I'm also a bike rider, I have an old Africa twin 750cc but unfortunately we don't have here in the Netherlands this kind of landscape in our surrounding  .......
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