Geezer by Fred255
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Description
Time for a change, a few photo's from Iceland.
Comments (21)
Nice capture! I hear Iceland is absolutely gorgeous - I'll look forward to seeing it through your eyes!
wonderful shot! i cant wait either to see more...
An explosive water shot! LOL I like the presentation and I also like the bounce of the water on the ground. You've done very well.
Isn't that something! I love photo, but the frame takes away from it in my opinion.
really beautifull picture
Wonderful capture! I agree with the others about the frame, it should go. This is definitely a geyser shot that is worth a million words. ;o)
Very nice capture!
wow ! impressive ! ... but heeuu.. how to say that ? hem, i really don't like the frame :o$
Nice image and good presentation - hope yu had the boil in the bag rice ready ;)
superb shot !!!!
Excellent shot!!
Nice capture!
Very nice image and you can see almost every drop
I can feel an enormous power by looking this shot. Fantastic...love natural things like this.
A wonderful capture, Dear David. I looked at the capture with and without frame. I like both presentations. Hugs. Diane.
Absolutly amazingly sharp!
Fantastic Image!!! Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roby ;O)
Oh la la.. very impressiv... great my friend!
Absoulutely stunning photography David with such amazing colours, textures and lighting in this shot, it speaks for itself. Looking forward to many more of these captures!! BTW - when did you visit Iceland?? I'd love to go there someday. Hugs. xx (Edited after frame was removed!!)
Qonderful shot!Really beautifull picture
Super photo David!