This week we continue our travelogue series covering my 2018 Complete Namibia Tour & Workshop, as we spend a morning in Kolmanskop and an afternoon at Elizabeth Bay, another deserted diamond mine town, before driving on to Sossusvlei. Kolmanskop Day #2 With this year's tour being so productive, it's...
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Kolmanskop Manager's House
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Kolmanskop School Corridor
Slatted Room
Elizabeth Bay Houses
Elizabeth Bay Palm Tree Mural
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Really Laborers?
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Oryx Male with Harem
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Janet Webster
Posted at 23:07h, 25 JuneI so completely agree with you about not trying to recover the highlights in the windows. I love the ethereal glow. I often am not sure what to do about ‘blown’ windows in my own compositions: now I have a way of looking at them differently! Thanks – and for some lovely images.
Martin Bailey
Posted at 16:38h, 29 JuneThanks so much for the vote of confidence Janet! That means a lot to me.
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