Dawn on the Dome

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  clogz

• Sep 24, 2004

I like the subtle alternation of these tender colours.
A Rollei 35, the only Mini Leica!

 

• TPPhotog

• Sep 24, 2004

I can see your b&w experience coming out in this one and a wonderful composition as well.

 

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  joeyk49

• Sep 24, 2004

Wow!

 

• Suzanne L

• Sep 24, 2004

I have to second that WOW! THis is stunning!

 

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  dr bob

• Sep 25, 2004

I'm not one to comment on color, but this is stunning!

 

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  Juraj Kovacik

• Sep 25, 2004

wonderful. have you manage to be so high so late? or so early?

 

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  Helen B

• Sep 25, 2004

Views like this compensate for the chilly, nervous 1 am departures.

Thanks for all the kind comments. I posted a few of my \'pretty pictures\' to give some perspective on my \'less-than-pretty pictures\'. I guess that I\'ll stick to this kind of thing here! Hey ho.

But thanks again, for sure.

Later edit: Juraj - you generally sleep at about 10,000 to 12,000 ft (3,000 to 3,600 m) and get up well before dawn. Other times you may be sleeping this high (about 14,000 ft or 4,300 m).

 

• John McCallum

• Dec 12, 2004

Well I like the less-than-pretty pictures very much fwiw. Would be nice to see more of both yours and MrCallows art work.
(Not that this one isn't Very Pretty and Impressive).
best,

 

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  fhovie

• Dec 13, 2004

Less than pretty pictures are often art and communication (if not gratuitous). Usually more thought provoking, less easily dismissed, they speak more to those that can hear. I would hope that you would think highly enough of us to share them with us. - oh ... and .... that is a great shot of the mountain Helen. I have a date with one like that in Utah in a few weeks.

 

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  Nicole

• Dec 13, 2004

Stunning!!! Extremely humbling. Thank you for sharing this one Helen.
Kind regards, Nicole