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Published: 2011-02-17 02:10:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 32755; Favourites: 1625; Downloads: 0
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Photo by Shupov EvgeniyPostproduction by me
Our proekt: High Views of Moscow
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i like the animation of your avatar... ofcourse it is slow but it is tough to animate human clap...
did you do it?
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I love the color tones and the architecture!
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Great scene! That is a crazy amount of pollution.
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No, steam would just be water vapour. The gas here is coming out of smokestacks. It's some sort of exhaust. Besides, steam wouldn't be that grey in a photo.
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"wouldn't be that gray in a photo"? Are you serious? Do you even know what thermodynamics is?
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Just read the description from the deviant. So it's steam. I was wrong.
No need to make a big deal about it.
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I'm sorry. I get a little frustrated about the whole "nuclear power is unclean" argument. Didn't mean to go off on you.
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No worries. Believe me, you don't get an argument from me. My comment was simply an observation. We're on the same side, I assure you.
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Like Lone-Garou said, it's water vapor from cooling towers and so-called 'smokestacks'. Industrial facilities rarely emit visible pollutants; it would actually be incredibly inefficient and costly to burn fuel so incompletely that it emitted visible particulate, as with a campfire.
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PLease re-submit without the watermark. This looks like an amazing shot but it really gets in the way.
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Please take a look at it, and fav the article so more people would see it,
and if you have some time please take a look to my gallery too
Have good week
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