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Saturday, July 3, 2010
Black & White Weekend Reflection - Glacier Bay, Alaska
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16 comments:
Great shot. Stunning. The black and white reflection is perfect.
Cheers
Roberto
http://clicksderoberto.blogspot.com
Marvelous capture, great composition and the black and white reflection is indeed perfect -- have to agree with Roberto! Happy 4th! Have a great weekend!
Sylvia
Oh man, talk about global warming…
The view is still magnificent though.
The dreariness of the issue demands black and white. We have the same problems with our glaciers.
Very well depicted.
Dramatically monumental capture.
wonderful perspective!
So much beauty is leaving me breathless!
Very beautiful!
Beautiful photograph.
You are the king of black and white.
great scenery!cool shot!
It's beautiful in monochrome. It's so sad about the glaciers, isn't it?
Beautiful Arctic scenery, which always has a special place in my heart. Love the black and white effect, dramatic.
That's very nice.
That's very impressive! I bet the cruise was wonderful!
Great image Bill. I don't like the darkroom voodoo either. It's why I use Diafine for development and scan my negs so I can stay out of the darkroom.
That's a place I want to go to someday! I heard it's a bit similar to NZ, which I loved.
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