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Published: 2011-02-17 02:10:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 32754; Favourites: 1625; Downloads: 0
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Photo by Shupov EvgeniyPostproduction by me
Our proekt: High Views of Moscow
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Oh... is this amount of smoke coming out of the chimleys real? I veeeery much hope they are only part of the post production...
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it almost looked as if the city was attacked or something... but it's just the factories and power plants.
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I'm an admirer of cityscapes and you've captured this well. Very breath taking. Awesome work
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I'd just like to point out that if something were on fire, the smoke would more than likely be black... Also, not all smoke is dirty, or polluting, it could just be water vapor... >_>
Awesome photo, congrats on the DD
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The city isn't on fire it's just...really that dirty.
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Great image.
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ohh, for a moment i thought this was a matte painting with the skyscrapers and such.
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mmyeah, something along those lines
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mmyeah, something along those lines
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not smoke, probably mostly water vapour condensing in the cold....
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Wow 
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It's kind of menacing... old-looking buildings versus a group of towering dark skyscrapers, plus huge clouds of smoke in the background. I've never seen actual Moscow, but this photo looks like it was shot somewhere in a fantasy kingdom of darkness or something
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Stunning view! I love the towering new skyscrapers, versus the older, more archaic buildings.
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beautiful picture, dirty city though...
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Not pretty in any way more like sad but damn, that is a great picture.
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Because it shows the amount of pollution this city creates and also how crowded this place is (like every metropolis).
Also with the slight brownish/yeollowish tint this picture looks even more hostile.
With some modifications this could look like a modern dystopia.
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That's not pollution, it's steam.
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If it was steam you couldn't see it. Steam is invisible. But whan you can see is steam condensing on particles in the atmosphere. So in the end this is dirty water. No pollution - no steamtrails.
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Actually when steam is warmer than the surrounding air you can see it. Thermodynamics. It is clean, boiled water vapor.
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Yeah, Thermodynamics. Exactly. Just have it in my studies so this backs it up again.
Obviously the exhausts from these building will be much warmer than the surrounding air.
But still vapor/steam is invisible. What you can see is steam condensing back to liquid water on the surface of small particles in the atmosphere. Similiar with snow. If there wasn't anything in the air like dust there wouldn't be snow.
The more dirt in the air the denser the "steam".
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Is this a normal view in moscow or is there's something burning? Congrats on the DD.
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Depends on temperature. When it's freezing cold, steam gets this dense
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Wow is there really a nuclear powerplant that close to the city center??
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i haven't seen many pictures of moscow but this photo gives me a mood of the city
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woah. it's kinda scary but it's amazing
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