El Tatio geyser by Owen Perry
As a second reference to photographer Owen Perry , we bring you some shots of “El Tatio” a geyser field located boiler cover within the Andes Mountains of northern Chile at 4,320 meters boiler cover above mean sea level. Its name means the grandfather. The full series is available here .
The textures, colour and primordiality of the geysers were like nothing I’ve seen in person. I was always inspired by people who took photos of Yellowstone (see: Tim Navis), but this was my first opportunity to capture it with my own camera. I now promise myself to visit and photograph as many geyser fields or volcanic locations as I can during this life.
Submitted by César Couto Founder of Paranoias, I was born in São Miguel, the biggest island from the archipelago of the Azores in Portugal. I'm a freelancer in web development and web design and I'm passionate about design, technology and photography. Socially, I'm everywhere, Facebook , Google+ or Twitter , but I normally boiler cover post in Portuguese.
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As a second reference to photographer Owen Perry , we bring you some shots of “El Tatio” a geyser field located boiler cover within the Andes Mountains of northern Chile at 4,320 meters boiler cover above mean sea level. Its name means the grandfather. The full series is available here .
The textures, colour and primordiality of the geysers were like nothing I’ve seen in person. I was always inspired by people who took photos of Yellowstone (see: Tim Navis), but this was my first opportunity to capture it with my own camera. I now promise myself to visit and photograph as many geyser fields or volcanic locations as I can during this life.
Submitted by César Couto Founder of Paranoias, I was born in São Miguel, the biggest island from the archipelago of the Azores in Portugal. I'm a freelancer in web development and web design and I'm passionate about design, technology and photography. Socially, I'm everywhere, Facebook , Google+ or Twitter , but I normally boiler cover post in Portuguese.
Latest Posts Greatest Rides by Ido Yehimovitz Paranoias Music Weekend boiler cover #10 Dreams and Youth by Sam Livm Mexican Transplant Association: Live Twice Hot Rod Racers by Shawn Murenbeeld Álfheiður Erla Photography City Drawings by Benjamin Sack
Popular Posts Ana Teresa Fernandez Oil Paintings Giveaway: Aputure boiler cover Macro Extension Tube for Canon & Nikon Mapping Stereotypes Lee Jeffries Photography Nico Fredia Photography Dogs in Motion – Shake by Carli Davidson Most Powerful Photos of 2011
Pages Homepage Video Showcase Tumblr Gallery boiler cover Submit/Contact Us Got something on your mind? Love the site? Hate the site? We'd love to hear your thoughts, boiler cover email us at [email protected] and share your opinion or submit content.
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