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Recent Contest Comments

  • Re: West Texas Lightning
    Posted on Friday 25 May, 2012 by Lisa Hodnett.
    wow great capture
  • Re: Morning Glow
    Posted on Thursday 24 May, 2012 by Roger Jung.
    Wow man! Amazing!!
  • Re: Morning Glow
    Posted on Thursday 24 May, 2012 by B W.
    Had to show my support, congrats.
  • Re: Mono Lake
    Posted on Thursday 24 May, 2012 by Michael Cain.
    As voted by the people great job.
  • Re: Morning Glow
    Posted on Thursday 24 May, 2012 by Allison Ferguson.
    That's beautiful, Brian! Alli
  • Re: Morning Glow
    Posted on Thursday 24 May, 2012 by Curtis Hankins.
    Great pic!!!! Way to capture the essence of...
  • Re: October Storm, Mono Lake
    Posted on Wednesday 23 May, 2012 by Lisa Hodnett.
    wow this is a great shot. wish I was there
  • Re: Antelope Slot Canyon
    Posted on Wednesday 23 May, 2012 by Ela Carpenter.
    love the color & composition
  • Re: She's A Breeze
    Posted on Wednesday 23 May, 2012 by Kevin Booth.
    Looks like she's having fun.
  • Re: She's A Breeze
    Posted on Wednesday 23 May, 2012 by Kevin Booth.
    Looks like she's having fun.

Mauna Kea
Photo By Jan Dospel

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Mauna Kea
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Photographer: Jan Dospel

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  • Title: Mauna Kea
  • State/Province/Region: Hawaii
  • Country: United States
  • Description: The summit of Mauna Kea (4,205 m 13,796 ft), the world's tallest mountain if measured from its base on the ocean floor, is the best place on earth for astronomical observations because its mid-Pacific site is near the equator and because it enjoys clear, pollution-free skies and pitch-black nights with no urban light to interfere. That's why Mauna Kea is home to the world's largest telescope
  • Gear: Nikon D300, lens 18-200 mm

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Labels: Islands, Light, Nature, Sun & Sky
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