Is this on our planet?

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By: Iltcho K
Copyright ©2004

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Photographer	Iltcho K {Karma:984}
Project	#20 The classic landscape/nature photograph	Camera Model	Minolta Xtsi
Categories	Nature	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens
Uploaded	3/9/2004	Film / Memory Type
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	334	Shutter
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Critiques	5	Rating	5.53 / 3 Ratings
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About	Yes, it is. This is a unique lake in California called Mono Lake. The things sticking out of it are called tuffa and are calcium formation left above the surface after the level of the lake goes down. The best time to photograph this place is at sunset, when the colors chage dramaticaly.

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David Hofmann {K:22223} 4/9/2005

wow, cool. The sky adds to the surreal look.

Gregory Roth {K:868} 3/9/2004

Stunning. Absolutly stunning.

Özgür Öner {K:-16} 3/9/2004

Beautiful picture.

Jorg Reif {K:16020} 3/9/2004

Interesting scene, nice dramatic mood. Unfortunately, composition could be improved by different shooting position and the lighting is too harsh in my belief. I would put this in PS, duplicate background layer with multiply and then adjust opacity to a more darker and lively luminiscence. Best regards Jorg

Antonio Trincone {K:23167} 3/9/2004

the scanner seems to suffer of some noise and spots in the sky central part in the digitalization of this image, I suppose; great light though

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