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windoze
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unfortunately ( or maybe fortunately ) i cant enter this image but i wanted to know if "you" thought it fits the theme "organic"...
that would be a help to me.....
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that would be a help to me.....
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I like it a lot.
A little pop maybe, maybe another shot at a more dramatic lights, but it's good as it is...
I agree... a little PP for some pop, but it's pretty cool. Where is this?
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Something similar (pahoe-hoe lava folds slightly cracked) could be found in El Malpais west of Grants New Mexico. Matter of fact, our camera club has a newbie trip out there and to the Ice Caves on Sunday.
Windoze - care to fill us in on why you could NOT enter?
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this particular image was taken about 48 hours before the challenge began.... ;(
it is part of a lava flow that destroyed the town of Kalapana in the early 90's.
but i wanted to get a response as to its appropriateness to the theme, which could definetly help me with another image im going to take... ( if i can arrange it ).
In El Malpais, the cooling pahoe-hoe can be more dramatic, creating landforms not normally seen. For example, some of the lava tubes.
If memory serves, Ice Caves is just such an environment - now a typical 31F, so you take a jacket along with camera!
Not knowing where you are, it might be difficult to get real hot lava, but its an idea.
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I'm not sure where your young sprouts are popping out of the old lava flow, but I'd try to isolate one single sprout, or try to get a slightly more developed and "organic" looking shape.
I think I shot mine on film, but I had a real neat plant with little branches of green coming out of the black lava.
Just my two cents, of course. It would be real cool to have an all black lava background and one little plant isolated in the foreground... but I have no idea what your lava field looks like.
Isn't lava fun? You might consider bringing some water, or water in a spray bottle and helping nature along a little to make it even more photogenic? Just an idea. Drops on the plant, or very shiny lava?
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