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Nature Shots

ArcticDude said:
I'm afrid I'm never able to visit Indonesia, temperatures over +20*C are way too hot for me. -If you got nature pictures from Indonesia it would be great if you could share some of those, please.
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If 20C is your upper limit indonesia will have little to offer indeed, apart from some places at high altitude that actually do get that cold (and much colder). Then again wearing suitable clothes makes it much easier to deal with a warm climate, wearing things like shots and flip flops drop the apparent temperature a lot. If the outdoor temp is 25C here in the netherlands i'm sweating bullets, but 35C on bali is not much of a issue - apart from avoiding any physical work which is easy enough when on holiday.

As for photos from indonesia, i have many, and have some online as well here: https://www.merghart.com/p/22/Photos-from-Asia

I'm working on getting that website to display them better especially on mobile devices, but on laptop/desktop i hope you'll have some nice things to look at.

I don't specialize in nature photography though, so many of the pictures are cultural as well. If you want indonesian sunset pics i have heaps f them stored but not processed so far - let me know if you are interested in the view from a particular place so i can post an image of it.
 





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I'd like to share a pic from the day trip I took yesterday with my wife and kids.
This is a place called "The Three Sisters" in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains, NSW.
It's about a 2½ hours from our place at an altitude of approx. 920m/3000ft above sea level.

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Very nice, Andrew. You have some really great landscapes not far from where you live. Reminds me of my years in the Rocky Mountains. We have some great landscapes here too. Just different.
 
They must be stunning Paul, The Rocky Ms' are on my list of places I'd love to see. :D
 
A little higher altitude too. Denver is in a valley that has mountains to the west of it. It is a mile above sea level and the mountains are several thousand feet higher. Denver is called the "Mile High City".
 
paul1598419 said:
A little higher altitude too. Denver is in a valley that has mountains to the west of it. It is a mile above sea level and the mountains are several thousand feet higher. Denver is called the "Mile High City".
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I love what I've seen of the Denver area.
Incredible.
Mile high city, so awesome !!


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paul1598419 said:
A little higher altitude too. Denver is in a valley that has mountains to the west of it. It is a mile above sea level and the mountains are several thousand feet higher. Denver is called the "Mile High City".
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Isn't the stadium where the Denver Bronco's play also named "Mile High Stadium"?
Opposing teams have a hard time playing up there as they aren't used to the thinner air.

RB, beautiful pic of the Three Sister's:)
 
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GSS said:
Isn't the stadium where the Denver Bronco's play also named "Mile High Stadium"?
Opposing teams have a hard time playing up there as they aren't used to the thinner air.

RB, beautiful pic of the Three Sister's:)
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It used to be Peter. Then the Broncos won the super bowl twice in a row and in the 1990's the city council decided to build a new stadium at tax payer expense. It is now called Coors Stadium and most everyone who doesn't go to the games was pissed just as much as I was. It was a gift to the owner of the Broncos. :confused:
 
paul1598419 said:
It used to be Peter. Then the Broncos won the super bowl twice in a row and in the 1990's the city council decided to build a new stadium at tax payer expense. It is now called Coors Stadium and most everyone who doesn't go to the games was pissed just as much as I was. It was a gift to the owner of the Broncos. :confused:
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A gift to the $"owner"$ of a NFL football team:scowl:
My morning LPF log on always consists with having the TV on ESPN's SportCenter for a couple hours and somehow missed or forgot this bull***t..

Sorry everyone and lets get back to these beauty of pic's:)
 
WoW:beer:
A place that you can lay down a stare for hours on end at the stars and just try to comprehend to just how far they are:o A bit mushy:whistle: but you have to understand iv'e always lived in the city's of MA;)
What is lighting up area on the ground, the camp itself or a reflection?
 
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lasersbee said:
You gotta tell us what the picture is actually of ???
BTW resizing a bit smaller would help some of us
see the whole pic without scrolling our screens... ;)

Jerry
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Sorry, I did not even realised that it was big image. On my monitor it looks small.. Fixed. :o


GSS said:
WoW:beer:
A place that you can lay down a stare for hours on end at the stars and just try to comprehend to just how far they are:o A bit mushy:whistle: but you have to understand iv'e always lived in the city's of MA;)
What is lighting up area on the ground, the camp itself or a reflection?
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Light is coming from lakeside Sauna pier and there was small amount of fog rising of the lake.
It looked quite awesome so I thought to take picture of it.
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