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Lake Powell Crevice
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Uploaded: 07/24/06 4:11 AM GMT
Lake Powell Crevice
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On Lake Powell there are a lot of these kinds of crevices where the water and weather have eroded the rock. Take notice of the way the water is reflected up inside of the crevice. This one's not too deep but some of them you can actually drive your boat up into them.
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dmastrovich
07/24/06 4:25 AM GMT
Wow....fantastic angle. I love the reflection of the water under the cave...very mysterious.
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Great shot, nicely done. Didn't you know those are parking garages for boats?
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Great shot Jackie, goot capture of the reflections on the ceiling in there. This shot reminds of a natural water cave on lake Superior, along the "South Shore" in Wisconsin, called the "Blue Room". When the lake isn't to rough, nor to high, you can take canoes or kyakes into it. There is a second underwater entrance, and when your eyes adjust, the light filtered in through it, gives it a blueish glow.
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What a great shot Jackie. Wonderful angle and depth with great lighting. Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing this. Anita
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Jackie, the variation and stratae of this image are amazing! Great composure! - Patty
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I reall like this, Jackie. The relectios inside are really interesting.
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