Unprocessed Sunday is back as I seek to find more images from the vault that I have never touched. In this post, I located images from the years 2006 to the present. Not a single image here was ever touched or processed until I created this blog post.
So yes, there are images as old as 15 years that were edited for the first time.
2006: RRC5 – Sunset during a December Storm at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area outside of Las Vegas, Nevada. 2007: ZNP7 – View of The Sentinel and the Altar of Sacrifice from the Canyon Overlook in Zion National Park. The Zion-Mount Carmel Highway makes its way to the Tunnel in the canyon below. 2008: JT11 – Sun rays from storm clouds at Keys View in Joshua Tree National Park 2009: DV22 – Clouds over the Death Valley ranges South of Stovepipe Wells. For scale, look for the vehicles to see how big these mountains are. 2010: LM22 – Beautiful monsoonal cloud and moon from the third turnout on Sunrise Highway in the Laguna Mountains. 2011: ML21 – Midnight at the South Tufas at Mono Lake, looking West towards the Eastern Sierra Nevada Range and the far Eastern reaches of Yosemite National Park. One of these days, I should blog about the owl that almost attached me thirty minutes earlier here. 2012: SD88 – Surf and spray in the afternoon at San Diego’s Sunset Cliffs Natural Park. 2013: JT39 – Night over the Coachella Valley from Keys View in Joshua Tree National Park. 2014: OH12 – Ohio State Capitol Building, Columbus, Ohio. 2015: JT51 – Sunset on a backlit Temple Rock formation in Joshua Tree National Park. 2016: MTRP34 – Late afternoon at Lake Murray, a part of Mission Trails Regional Park. 2017: ME26 – Beautiful last light on a storm cloud at Santee Lakes Recreation Preserve. 2018: Dinosaur Print hidden at Buckhorn Draw in Utah’s San Rafael Swell. 2019: HW28 – Beautiful sunset at Shark’s Cove at Pupukea Beach Park in Oahu, Hawaii. 2020: LM93 – Beautiful Black Oak in a scenie mountain afternoon in San Diego County’s Laguna Mountains. 2021: ME104 – Crescent Moon in beautiful sunset light in Santee, California.
T.M. Schultze is a San Diego-based photographer, traveller, and writer. He writes, photographs, and draws things of the outdoors that have inspired humans for thousands of years. He co-authored the Photographer’s Guide to Joshua Tree Park which can be purchased here.
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hidden treasure mi amigo
Thank you sir, many more RAW files from where those came from.