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Mono Light

© Ian D. Cameron

Mono Light

Uploaded: November 16, 2005 15:32:59

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An old shot of Mono lake, USA I came across the other day following picture requests for this area. The calcified vegetation and bizarre tufa towers formed by the acute alkalinity of this rapidly drying lake is quite unearthly. Contax ST 28-85 zoom lens F22 at 4 seconds with attached 0.6ND hard grad and Velvia film. If you get a chance please visit my website at www.transientlight.co.uk

Comments

Janine Russell level-deluxe November 16, 2005

Ian, beautiful colors. #345236

Donna Dunbar November 16, 2005

Beautiful Ian, This lake has always fasinated me when I was a small girl I thought it was a magical mysterious place you captured it perfectly. #2085053

Jill Odice level-classic November 16, 2005

Ian, next time I am up that way I am determined to see this at sunrise :-) You have caught it's magic perfectly. I have been there in the afternoon when the light is just too harsh, this is the way to go :-) Now I will go see your site, are you still at Patricks site? #2085454

Ian D. Cameron November 17, 2005

Thanks to everyone for there comments. To Jill I am indeed at Patricks site still and very shortly he should be adding some new images of mine. #2085845

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