Desert Windmills

San Gorgonio Pass Wind Array, near Palm Springs, California, USA

9/24/05 07:00

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I went to the Southern California desert area near Palm Springs and shot some of the many electric power generating windmills. This is a morning shot about 7:00 AM. It was very windy, warm and a beautiful fall day. I left the image overlap of the windmill blades to emphasize that the wind was turning them. A good friend came with me and we had a real good time getting out in the sun and wind. I am very much looking forward to the next event.

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Location

USA-Canada / USA-California

Lat: 33° 55' 39" N
Long: 117° 37' 44" W

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Equipment

I am using a Canon 20D and my new Tamron 11-18 zoom with a Bogen 303SPH head.

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