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Onnesion has added a photo to the pool: Thank You everyone for previewing my photo stream. You all are most welcome to criticize about the photo as well as can comments and favourites if you like... Thank You again...:) © All Rights Reserved; 2013.

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ohagerup has added a photo to the pool: This is a geyser, not Geysir, which is rather unpredictable, infrequent ant partially dormant Fortunately it has a more lively neighbour just nearby. Even closer to the parking lot, actually. Strokkur is very reliable, erupting every 4-8 minutes. Not as tall as the good old Geysir, usually 15-20 meters high. Sometimes up to 40 meters. But how natural is Strokkur really? Being on Iceland, earthquakes keep changing natural phenomenons. The activity of geseyrs can change. Become smaller or higher, more or less frequent - or make them stop completely. Strokkur was first mentioned in 1789 after an earthquake. In the 19th century it's eruptions reached higher than today. But after another earthquake in 1963 it became dormant. But the local Geysir Committee took action, and sorted things out to get it going again. And since then everything has been working nicely and regularly.

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Ray Wise has added a photo to the pool: © All rights reserved. A huge waterfall in southern Iceland cascades into an icy river below. A man can be seen wearing a red jacket waves his arms in hapiness. WIKI also says "At the eastern side of the waterfall, a hiking and trekking trail leads up to the pass Fimmvörðuháls between the glaciers Eyjafjallajökull and Mýrdalsjökull. It goes down to Þórsmörk on the other side and continues as the famous Laugavegur to Landmannalaugar." See more information on the note on the image itself Please don't place links to your own images as they will be removed - thanks. --- www.raywise.co.uk Getty Images Twitter My Blog Facebook Photography Page My books: China in a Nutshell London Lights Golden Hours

LalliSig has added a photo to the pool: Near Skálafell.

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MikeBonilla has added a photo to the pool: Facebook 169-365 - Trapped! YN560 at 105mm 1/128th power into snoot triggered with RF603 at subject YN560 at 50mm 1/128th power pointing downward of fence in order to "skim" light across it triggered optically

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~FreeBirD®~ has added a photo to the pool: "The Golden Temple" in the golden light of its own charismatic colours. My Facebook page ✔ | My Blogs ✔ | 500px ✔

That Special Girl has added a photo to the pool: I put forth and effort to do black and white when I think about it. But I do enjoy color. What do you think?

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i2spot has added a photo to the pool: A Prom Shoot - ISO Teens HMUA: Tonirose D7000 f/9 1/125 sec. iso-200 FL 48 @ 24-70mm NIkon Strobist: Triggered by Cactus V5 Camera right SB900 on 1.2m Octabox @ 1/2 power Camera left SB900 on 60cm Softbox @ 1/8 power Backlight SB600 on grid + orange gel @ 1/2 power

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