Hello everyone,
Let me introduce you to a great Steemian and contributor to my daily 200 SBD 7 World's Continents Photo Challenge, an amazing photographer @dali-gis. Let's give him some recognition and a shout out. In combination with the color challenge, it is a great place to highlight his photo skills and give his hard work some extended publicity and appreciation.
For today's color challenge I picked his entry below:
Douz Sahara -Tunisia. After hundreds of kilometers in 4X4 under the hot sun and the temperature of 48 ° C across the arid landscape of Tunisia, with 3 punctures in 6h, we arrived at Douz, the desert gate. It is the most beautiful desert you can imagine, the red desert of the Sahara. Peaceful immensity with endless silence, a beautiful orange color that accentuates at sunset and great solitude ... all this produces in me an indescribable feeling. It is an authentic wonder and a real anti-stress.
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Unfortunately, I was not able to perfom any upvote on @dali-gis post since he has not blogged in a while.
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Tomas
CEO & Founder of CGH
We usually saw different shades of blue in this type of photography. This purple color make it very unique.
What do you think of this picture?
It is from Sharm El Sheikh
Egyptian tourist city
Dahm am so in love with your photo. Sorry I had to download it to my phones gallery.
Wow.its nice photography.there are many beautiful pictures. I am really surprised.i feel like saying something on this picture.tnx for share
Hi. I liked your post, keep it up. I wish you good luck and have a good day, and of course you can also get a big jackpot :)
Beautiful desert
Thanks for choosing my own photo..
u know i love photography and i have a lot like this
your photo was great.
if u like see my page.
That’s very unique. A purple sky over sand, nice shot.
Purple Sunday!
Štefánik Observatory on Petřín Hill was inaugurated in 1928. It is named for Milan Rastislav Štefánik (1880-1919) an astronomer, diplomat and politician, and co-founder of Czechoslovakia. This is a ca. 1906 double Zeiss astrograph. I have written about it in my post
https://steemit.com/travelfeed/@tmayd/czech-gallery-stefanik-observatory
Your post is very good!
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