Bajada Slope Alluvial Fans São Paulo Midday in in São Paulo state

Bajada Slope Alluvial Fans São Paulo Midday

by Lucy Mooney

Tropical midday light floods a bajada slope where multiple alluvial fans merge at the base of a mountain range in São Paulo state. Fine rain creates a shimmering veil over the dry, reddish-brown sediment that slopes gently downward. Small patches of green grass and low shrubs rest on the upper ridges, against the bare, eroded channels cutting through the fan surfaces. The sky remains a pale, washed-out blue above the heavy cloud cover, diffusing the harsh sun into a soft, even glow. Wet stones glisten on the steeper sections, while deeper gullies hold shadows of cool gray. The horizon line blends the rocky range with the misty air, and a single raindrop streaks across a dark rock in the immediate foreground.

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Camera Olympus Trip 35*AI-imagined, not shot. For real Olympus Trip 35 photos, grab one online.
Focal Length 40mm
Aperture f/2.8
Shutter Speed 1/60
ISO 200
Film Kodak T-MAX 100 fine grain
Location in São Paulo state
Date 1981-06-10
Credit VEETER
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