This week, share your photographs that have captured motion, and tell us the stories behind the images.
Snow in the still desert night; the moon and the stars hidden by heavy clouds. It is incredibly dark.
Large flakes falling in slow motion nestle in, and collect on the spines of an old Organ Pipe Cactus.
The light from my flash reflects back brightly from the gently falling snow.
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That photo is so beautiful! A very surreal image as snow is familiar to me while cacti are most definitely not. Paired together, they make quite the juxtaposition.
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Glad you liked it.
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Wow. I love the perspective in this shot
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Oooooohhh! Amazing 🙂
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Amazing photo.
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I experienced snow in the desert once, in New Mexico. It’s a sight I’ve always remembered and loved.
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High desert snow is pretty common – New Mexico winters see snow frequently. This particular shot I took when I lived in Tucson. Sonora desert snow though, is rare.
Good to see you.
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Good to see you too. I often refer back to that nice message you left me when I started back to work.
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Unique and beautiful!
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Looks very alien. Splendid work!!
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