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By: Gary Dyck
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Gary Dyck {Karma:12834}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Pentax ME Super
Categories	Still Life	Film Format	Film 35mm
Portfolio		Lens	Pentax 28mm
Uploaded	2/14/2006	Film / Memory Type	Kodak Ektachrome
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Location	City - Nanisivik State - NUNAVUT Country - Canada
About	a bit of a detail of the frost coated walls. Dust in the air causes some of the frost to be darker in colour. Exposure on this photo was probably only 3 or 4 flash bursts
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vanessa shakesheff

{K:68840} 3/6/2006

nice capture gary ..it does look like a quartz stone ..nice one.best wishes nessa

Gary Dyck {K:12834} 2/14/2006

I doubt you would have been claustophobic in this mine, Ann. Most tunnels were 5x5 m and the main travelways were much bigger in general... The beauty of the frost in these smaller area would have enticed you I am sure!! Thanks for the comment!!
Cheers, Gary

Ann Nida {K:45248} 2/14/2006

Most unusual tones caused by the dust. It seems to settle in layers or certain areas to cause the patterned lines. Great textures. It looks almost quartz like but it's obviously the ice which gives it the sparkle. I think I would have been quite claustrophobic in such enclosed type conditions. Really interesting.

Cheers - Ann :)

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