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28-May-2008

Fumarols spewing steam containing minerals. Dante's inferno came to mind.
Tom Beech spotted a moose , center, bottom. I confirmed by looking at the TIF

Canon EOS 5D
1/500s f/16.0 at 28.0mm iso250 hide exif
Full EXIF Info
Date/Time28-May-2008 23:28:01
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 5D
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length28 mm
Exposure Time1/500 sec
Aperturef/16
ISO Equivalent250
Exposure Bias0.00
White Balance0
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (7)
Exposure Programshutter priority (2)
Focus Distance

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Carter Creek23-Mar-2019 17:32
Nice done in mono. V
Pentti Kyyronen13-Mar-2019 08:21
A very frightening view. I admire people want and will revisite this place. BV
Gill Kopy13-Mar-2019 00:56
"Inferno" describes this shot perfectly - cool treatment - and the inclusion of a moose is a big plus :) V
George McCarten12-Mar-2019 22:53
A fantastic living breathing landscape, well presented in b/w. The moose also provides a sense of scale.
Colin Storey12-Mar-2019 20:25
Fantastic moody scene, spotted the Moose.
Tom Beech12-Mar-2019 16:41
It does resemble aftermath of forest fire... is that a Moose just left of center at the bottom?
Jeff Real12-Mar-2019 15:27
Wow!
The power of this image is staggering!
Your work with this scene is awesome, Neil.
V
Nick Paoni12-Mar-2019 14:48
Yes I see your point. A powerful shot.
globalgadabout12-Mar-2019 14:01
a powerful scene, and captivating image by you...V
Marcia Rules12-Mar-2019 12:48
like a world gone mystical! BV
Jim Coffman12-Mar-2019 12:41
I agrre with Dan, looks like a disaster zone.. Nice image, Neil...
danad12-Mar-2019 11:34
Yes, Dante's Inferno, but so beautiful! V.
John Vass12-Mar-2019 07:17
This is an interesting image! Great treatment!
Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)12-Mar-2019 06:25
Beautiful work, my friend!!
Paolo
joseantonio12-Mar-2019 05:22
nice capture and treatment.V.
John12-Mar-2019 04:13
Yes indeed. The technique used here makes it loot like a drawing from an old book. I like it.v
Dan Greenberg12-Mar-2019 03:27
It almost looks like you are in the middle or aftermath of a forest fire. I like the technique you used that makes this look like an etching. ~BV~
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