Those of us who like to visit the Masai Mara a lot would define the landscape (minus the animals) as being distinguished by the Oloololo Escarpment and the flat topped acacias. Almost doesn't matter which part of the reserve you are in, you can see them and of course, if you see them in anyone else's images you are immediately transported to the place.
I was looking for something else from my 2010 files and saw this image which I hadn't flagged as being interesting when I first catalogued the files because it had no dramatic sky, no animals, no leading line road or river, no foreground to speak of.
Today I feel in a simple mood so it caught my attention and I've processed it to highlight these simple compositional parts of the landscape. Very plain but I like it.
40D; 70-200 f2.8 @ 70mm; ISO400; 1/500; f16 Techs are nothing like what I'd use nowadays, just goes to show that sometimes you just go with the flow and it isn't the end of the world.![]()







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