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Fly Geyser, Nevada

This is actually a well that wasn't quite hot enough. The colors of the domes are natural and are created by the differing temperatures of water and algae. These shots were all taken on a cold (17F), clear morning (sunrise).
The Breaking Sun
The Breaking Sun		 Backlit 1
Backlit 1		 Backlit 2
Backlit 2		 Star Light, Star Bright
Star Light, Star Bright
The Wooden Fence
The Wooden Fence		 Reflections on the Morning
Reflections on the Morning		 Smooth Landing
Smooth Landing		 The Pond
The Pond
Touching the Sky
Touching the Sky		 Lunar Flight
Lunar Flight		 Geyser Overview
Geyser Overview		 The Geyser
The Geyser
Up Close and Personal
Up Close and Personal		 Terraces
Terraces		 _MG_2707-3.jpg
_MG_2707-3.jpg		 _MG_2713-2.jpg
_MG_2713-2.jpg

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Kathy 27-Jan-2010 14:04
These are some of the best photos of Fly that I've seen. Congratulations on capturing the rare beauty of the area.
Janice F., Oregon 12-Jul-2007 06:57
I just want to thank you for posting these stunning photos. I, too would love to be able
to visit this place but because it's someone's personal property, and I'm sure they are
constantly bombarded by visitors wanting the same thing, I'm happy to view the photos taken
by others. Maybe in the future this place will be open for public viewing and then we can
all go and see this amazing natural phenomena in person. I just hope the property never ends up in the hands of some private developer.
These really are lovely photos. Thank you again.
John Clark 08-Feb-2007 00:32
I too am trying to contact the owern for permission. Were you able to get access? If so, can you tell me who to contact?

Thanks
Scott Hasson 30-Sep-2006 00:10
I have enjoyed all the imagery on the fly geyser's. I am a photographer based out of Denver and am planning a trip to nevada and southern california. I am aware that the geyser is on private property and am sure that many people come to photograph the site, however, I wish to contact the property owner to try an obtain permission. If you have any information that would be helpful I would greatly appreciate it.
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