Blue Tents at Great White Lake Photo

Photographer’s Note

An early morning view of the Great White Lake, the caldera of the dormant Khorgo volcano, last active thousands of years ago.

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robertosalguero (110) 2008-07-04 2:11

Hi Chris,

Must be really nice to camp in a place like this. The view s big here with the tents looking tiny in such immense landscape. Nice early light to compose this image and show us this interesting landscape. Thanks.

Roberto

japiey (9493) 2008-07-04 2:13

Hi Chris,

Interesting land.
Excellent high POV giving a wider look at the place.
All the best, dear friend.

jp

pcp (3346) 2008-07-04 2:19

Hi chris,

Beautiful shot and wonderful composition and light is very pretty..Vertical composition is nice choice.. good colors.. well done.

TFS

Senthil

kadirim (879) 2008-07-04 2:20

Merhaba Chris
Magnificent landscape and white lake.Wonderful interesting tents and shadows.Excellent light and colours.Well done.
Best regards.
KaDiR.

cigdom (2236) 2008-07-04 2:22

Hi Chris,
Very beautiful view. The composition is nice.I did a workshop.I hope you like :)
Reagrds.
Cigdem

Budapestman (41836) 2008-07-04 2:27

Hi Chris,
Beautiful romantic impression from this interesting place with spectacular vertical composition. The colours and lights are splendid, the perspective is great. Have a nice weekend
George

syd1946 (17901) 2008-07-04 2:27

Hello Chris,
Beautiful landscape shot in pleasant yellow color tone to the land.The blue tents contrasting so nice the yellow color and made the image very attractive!

Have a nice weekend,
Thomas

bakes888 (18165) 2008-07-04 2:36

Hi Chris. The blue tents stand out boldly on such a featureless landscape. Good POV and well composed. Thanks for sharing.
Have a good weekend, Paul.

snunney (34830) 2008-07-04 2:38

Hello Chris,
A good capture of this fascinating landscape. I like the use of the vertical format, which brings great depth to the scene. The two blue tents are a nice bonus and help break up the landscape. Very good sharpness throughout.

Floydian (30970) 2008-07-04 2:45

Hi Chris,
Without those tents it would be almost nothing, but now they give such a nice focalpoint to the image, but also in contrast with the yellow it works evry good...nice.
Have a nice weekend, Henk

jemaflor (39323) 2008-07-04 4:19

Hi Chris,
Well taken with this format, good pêrspectve and dof, nice landscape and well the two detail.

patshoo (944) 2008-07-04 4:27

Attractive open range scenery,I like character of foreground that lead to tents,car and lake,good POV and well sharpness too.Good work, TFS.

albertz (2310) 2008-07-04 8:08

This is a very peaceful and quite place for a camping. The contrast is a bit heavy but pleasing to the eye. a well chosen foreground for a vertical composition. Great shot.

TopGeo (21765) 2008-07-04 9:04

Hi Chris,
Beautiful captured with this interesting landscape and depth view! Nice early light colours and wonderful composition with rocks tents lake and hills is very pretty,
Compliments
Geo

noborders (14199) 2008-07-04 13:16

The vastness of this view, the immensity of these sceneries make me dream of travelling again in central Asia, I'd love that... This is more like the Mongolia I imagined, barren but beautiful : great POV,
TFS and good WE,
Cath.

Gerrit (35687) 2008-07-04 15:22

Hi Chris,
fantastic composition and great light with long shadows. Fine empty landscape.
Regards, gerrit

dvlazar (6476) 2008-07-06 18:50

Nice shot of the 2 little tents all out by themselves in the vast expansive landscape. Good shooting from an interesting land!
Dave

Angshu (33637) 2008-07-19 4:25

Namaste Chris
The two tents stand out...but they look quite small, perhaps indicating the scale of the landscape. Quite strong light...like the inclusion of the rocks in the FG. Good work!
Regards
Angshu
PS Looks like you're on holidays now. Posting less frequently!

pastadog (12821) 2008-08-11 2:14

Looks like a very isolated place, Chris; the human signals (tents, jeep) catch the eye, also like the shadows of the tents... Regards, Daniel