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Mono Lake

21Sep12

You can find this otherworldly place in Northern California. There is an easy explanation why it looks like this which I won't share with you. I thought it's more interesting if it remains a mystery. You know what to do if you really wanna know: you go to the public library of your town and ask for the Mono Lake book.

So this was an almost full moon night. We just got out of Burning Man and I knew it was time to calm down and relax a little, but somehow I had to go and explore this place at that perfect night. I'm not sure, but this might be one of those moments Steffi thinks I'm a little nuts. I think she hasn't even seen the result yet.


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  1. 1 Gordon Bank on Sep 21st, 2012 said:

    Wonderful. I think you made the most of it.

  2. 2 Ron ter Burg on Sep 21st, 2012 said:

    Wow, you are getting good at Landscape photography…

  3. 3 Ron ter Burg on Sep 21st, 2012 said:

    Wow, you are getting good at Landscape photography…

  4. 4 Patrick Ahles on Sep 21st, 2012 said:

    Awesome!

  5. 5 Oliver on Sep 21st, 2012 said:

    It was a long drive, so I had to try hard.

  6. 6 Holger Drallmeyer on Sep 21st, 2012 said:

    Very Cool, Almost infrared-ish if I wouldn't know it's a night shot.

  7. 7 Holger Drallmeyer on Sep 21st, 2012 said:

    Very Cool, Almost infrared-ish if I wouldn't know it's a night shot.

  8. 8 Oliver Fluck on Sep 21st, 2012 said:

    True. Must be the absent of warm colors.

  9. 9 Oliver Fluck on Sep 21st, 2012 said:

    True. Must be the absent of warm colors.

  10. 10 Michael G Caylus on Oct 7th, 2012 said:

    Nice – did u intentionally blur the water?

  11. 11 Oliver on Oct 7th, 2012 said:

    That’s due to its motion. Comes pretty much by default during long time exposures.

  12. 12 Alycia Miller on Oct 13th, 2012 said:

    beautiful work

  13. 13 Alycia Miller on Oct 13th, 2012 said:

    beautiful work

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