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Tufa Formations
Published: 2006-04-08 05:25:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 5773; Favourites: 243; Downloads: 2658
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Okay, last one, I promise. I took too many decent shots here. Very photogenic place. Hopefully they're all different enough to warrant a view.
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This is a very nicely composed and executed shot. I love the range of colour and the sharpness and clarity of both the foreground interest and the background. The border is a nice touch as well. Overall a great photo, but I feel the water could be levelled out more, but that is my only criticism
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very impressive landscape. i especially love the mountains in the background. where was this taken if i may ask?
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The mountains are u n r e a l ! SOOOO beautiful.
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Wow, absolutely beautiful, and the colors are stunning! I'm checking out your gallery!
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woa! Nice... The mountains in the back are so nice they look kind of fake, too good to be true...
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Photogenic indeed O_O One of the most beautiful photos I've ever seen. Very deserving of a DD, congrats
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Really? You think it's that great? I am honored.
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Wow.. the tones are amazing!!!
This is truely awesome!
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Wow.. the tones are amazing!!!
This is truely awesome!
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Awesome! really this is something else.
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wow wat a wonderful photograph is this
thanks for sharing with us.
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wow, this picture is nuts... i really like it, a lot. only thing unnatural about this photo is the jet flying over head on the top rightish of the frame.
nice shot
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Stunning landscape. Just absolutely gorgeous. And are these really big? Congratulations on the DD, well deserved.
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Thanks.
Yeah, these were pretty high up in the air. The ones you're looking at here were probably the size of a car, all together.
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Great, it looks like a giant muffin 
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beautiful capture of a very unique place (i live in reno, so i've spent a good deal of time out at pyramid)
very well balanced image, and the contrast of the arid desert, the lake, and the snow covered peaks works very well together.
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Thanks, man. Yeah, I think Pyramid is my fav place that I visited around Reno. I'll definitely be headed back if I'm ever in the area again.
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This picture is amazing
The peaceful atmosphere to it
I love it
Good work man
Congrats
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Wow...was that a f22 long exposure shot...the sharpnes is a blast!
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beautiful! love the mountains in the background.
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I'm not 100% sure about the composition, but its certainly still a fantastic image. 
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This I like very much! Strange that you haven't recieved more comments favs etc etc.
Congratulations with the DD
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Very amazing ! 
Congrats for DD !
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This is the David Muench style of landscape image:
a strong, dominating foreground.
I think "his" light tho would be much later,
or much earlier, in the day.
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I'd agree with "his" light, too - or rather "your" light and "my" light and the general light preferred by most landscape photographers - but you've gotta make due when traveling with other people (unfortunately). 
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*stumbles in late* Wee! More tufa! The shape of these remind me of coral for some reason. If I let my imagination go, I can pretty easily picture that beautiful sky as the water's surface. I'm not sure where the mountains fit in.
Anyway, another absolutly stunning picture. I love the complexity of shapes in the mountains behind. They contrast beautifully with the rounded tufa. And that sky! *swoon* Just lovely.
And hey, don't be sorry for taking fantastic pictures!
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Hey, that's the same as what I felt when I was climbing around on them. They look (and feel sharp) just like coral.
Sentiments like these are so encouraging. Thankyou.
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Wow... Very intriguing scenery... Love the colours and the mountains in the background!
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oh wow, that's such a swell angle! it covers, the mountains, water, and the sky! wow.
how on earth is everything in focus?! nvmd. aperture.
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Hehe, Your comment reminds me that I forgot to tell you guys how big these particular formations were. If I were to lay down in one of those bowls, my feet would touch one side and my head would be resting on the other rim. In addition, this is quite high off the ground, maybe fifty feet up, but the wide angle lens just totally destroys the perspective. But it lets me catch all the scenery in one photo, so it'sa fairly worthy compromise.
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