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16-MAY-2006

Agua Caliente Park; Tucson, Arizona

Nikon D200
1/100s f/5.0 at 44.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time16-May-2006 00:10:37
MakeNikon
ModelNIKON D200
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length44 mm
Exposure Time1/100 sec
Aperturef/5
ISO Equivalent100
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Hodero19-Jul-2009 03:02
My favoured part of the year!
Great image!
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Guest 05-Jan-2008 05:08
Very impressive Geoff. I feel as though I could step into the picture and walk right into the dream. Wonderfully creative. Thanks for sharing you work.
Melody Beth 23-Sep-2006 16:42
Amazing shot. Gives me something to dream about.
Guest 31-Aug-2006 05:19
Love this shot! It is dreamy, and beautiful........love the colors!
Naomi 16-Aug-2006 15:41
This is lovely. I like the violet colour.
Yves Rubin12-Aug-2006 22:51
Beautiful work, superb scenery!
R.Moreno25-Jun-2006 07:06
Cool treatment!!
vholmes23-Jun-2006 03:23
Awesome location. Awesome photography. Thanks for sharing.
Squared C30-May-2006 00:44
Gorgeous color and mood. I love it!
Maureen18-May-2006 01:21
Very nice!
Guest 17-May-2006 02:19
nice work
Guest 16-May-2006 23:48
Nice mood to the shot, Geoff. . . .
Jennifer Berger 16-May-2006 14:51
Very Cool Shot!
fotabug16-May-2006 14:46
Excellent. There are a lot worse examples of man's destroying nature than a path through the trees. Such a path is a complement of nature.
Guest 16-May-2006 14:12
Very beautiful. You know, many of us yell against man's "using" nature (read that "destroying" nature). Yet, a scene like this is only possible after man has manipulated nature, has cut that path, destroying much in the process. Many of us say we yearn to return to nature, yet when we walk through the woods, we seem to prefer the path constructed by man rather than the lack of a path offered us by true nature. I wonder what that means. But back to your picture, your title is right on. That's what happens to me as I look at it - I dream.
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