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  • More salt lake sunsets

    First two captured about 15 minutes apart and the last is a cloudless sunrise


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  • #2
    They are all high impact images for various reasons .
    Vibrant would be an understatement for the first two. <3
    Gorgeous textures and contrast of the last three. Seems like they are from another planet.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/77375175@N04/
    Haven't been there, not done that.
    Jo

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    • #3
      Stunning images Mick. #1 would be my favourite by a whisker - perfect symmetry and wow for the colour.

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      • #4
        Thanks Jo and Gabby. I rarely bother with sunsets but the reflections of a salt lake add another dimension.
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        • #5
          Another stunning set. First one and last one for me - two entirely different moods captured
          Alan

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          • #6
            Thanks Alan, those are my favourites too.
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            • #7
              What has caused the grooving in the final one Mick?
              Terry
              An Olympus E620 user

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              • #8


                I think they are called fracture tessellations Terry.

                A geologist explained it to me a while back but it gets pretty technical and is way over my head so suffice to say they are caused by differences in temp and humidity
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                • #9
                  Very nice images Mick. Hard to pick a favourite, while #1 was my first choice, #3 keeps me looking again.
                  Cheers, Brad.

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