When flying in the back country wilderness sometimes I will just land in the middle of nowhere to take a break or camp for the evening. I don't need an actual paved runway, just a flat spot a few hundred feet long.
Once I land I can sit for a bit, relax and have lunch, which is what I was doing the day I lensed this image of a large storm coming across the South Dakota Prairie.
Autumn comes early up here and the grasses were already turning brown. This marks the beginning of my best time of the year to film, when it gets colder.
I like the perspective this image presents, with the mountains on the distant horizon and the layered clouds from the oncoming storm dramatically darkening the sky.
This is another image from my ongoing project in which I am trying to raise awareness of the 47% of the USA and 90% of Canada that remain unpopulated wilderness.
Where Eagles Fly - The American Wilderness Expedition is my personal mission to introduce people to these amazing locations that surround us.
If you like what you see here upvote then resteemit so that others may experience these wondrous places as well. Yehaw!
I love this picture.
amazing your photography @skypilot.
Nature at it's best
Is that of the Badlands?
No this is to the southwest of the Badlands
Wow, did you use any natural density filters on your lens to take this?! It is astounding . love the blues :O
Thank you. Yes I used ND and polarizing filters on this image. Glad you like it!!
Great to hear that my guess was right! :D sweet job once again mister @skypilot
This is so natural in nature @skypilot the photography was a wow
Thank you so much! Glad you like it.