Let's hear it for that classic Kodak Ektar look that brings the right amount of warmth, saturation and grain.  As you can see, I wasn’t the earliest bird out at Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes the morning I took this photo but who cares.  The presence of the other visitors really help contextualize this shot.    That's Thimble Peak in upper right corner of the shot.    I didn't know that at the time I took the shot, so I thought I'd look it up in Google Earth.  It was actually much more difficult than I thought.  I was constantly disoriented as I switched  back and forth from aerial  and ground view.  Luckily I found this cool app called PeakVisor that identified the peak from one of my iPhone pictures (2nd photo) taken at the same time.  

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Taken on November 22, 2020 (around 9 am)

Tech Info: Nikon F100, 28-300mm

Exposure 1/1000 sec at f/5.6

Kodak Ektar 100

Developed by @photolab_berkeley

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