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Posted by jamesy (christchurch, New Zealand) on 7 February 2009 in Landscape & Rural.
Some parties of guided tourists on the galcier
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I really enjoy taking photos and would appreciate your feedback so that I can learn as I go. I particularly enjoy photographing birds animals and landscapes
EYES WIDE SHUT from United Kingdom
I sit here with my mouth agape, memories of the Columbia ice fields in Canada that I visited a few years back, come flooding back to me. The scale is immense, the beauty beyond words. This is awesome, Debbie, absolutely blooming awesome!
7 Feb 2009 6:00am
Miss Ruthie from Glendale California, United States
Incredible Shot! Wow! Just Wow!
7 Feb 2009 7:49am
Aidan Hammond from Seoul, South Korea
great shot; I was in that area several years ago and remember it well.
7 Feb 2009 9:51am
@Aidan Hammond: thanks for the comment and the visit
Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom
i cant get over how small the people look. fantastic image
7 Feb 2009 1:29pm
Kathryn from Warburton, Australia
Whoah....... Deb this is so incredible! awesome capture!!!!! bravo! gold star for you!
7 Feb 2009 1:29pm
john4jack from Corvallis, United States
Great shot. The people make you realize the immensity of the glacier. Back in the late 70s, I spent a bunch of time on glaciers near Juneau. It's an incredible experience.
7 Feb 2009 3:37pm
Charles from New York, United States
Awesome shot...love the people on the glacier (never would have guessed the size without them).
7 Feb 2009 3:41pm
dogilicious from Millerstown, PA, United States
I almost have to put the same comment on yours as PDS you guys aren't together are you. Amazingly I randomly clicked on your site and his back to back.
7 Feb 2009 8:13pm
@dogilicious: HEHEHE different countries Mate but thanks for the visit
PD from Overland Park, Kansas, United States
Hi - awesome picture of this glacier. It seems much more rugged than mine!
7 Feb 2009 9:28pm
@PD: thanks PD thants the west coast of NZ for you very rugged
Susan from Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States
Unbelievable shot.....how high up you must have been, for those folks to seem so small....i can barely even imagine such a large expanse...beautiful!!
7 Feb 2009 9:44pm
Observing from West Cheshire, United Kingdom
WOW.....!! I had no idea about the size or scale until I saw these people. It's astonishing, and very impressive.
7 Feb 2009 10:01pm
mellofello from United Kingdom
What a great picture. To be able to see all the tiny figures of the walkers/climbers and the pathways up the mountain side so clearly, quite fantastic. I love the Mountains and hills.
7 Feb 2009 10:13pm
JJ from Jersey City, United States
what a fantastic perspective, the groups of people look so small against the immenseness of nature
8 Feb 2009 1:08am
Margie from Auckland, New Zealand
Awesome shot! I love the colour of the ice - it's unreal!
8 Feb 2009 1:09am
@Margie: thanks Margie for the visit and the comment
One from Açores, Portugal
Outstanding ! A picture that leaves you breathless, compliments !
8 Feb 2009 4:44am
star_cosmos_bleu/marcel lemieux from Canada
Wow! the depth and dimension are superb in this shot...excellence all the way...stunning capture
8 Feb 2009 9:56am
Cricket from Huntsville, United States
Oh me...such mass here. Remarkable picture.
8 Feb 2009 3:09pm
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
Oh wow, super, look at all the people, distanced by incredible textural beauties...wow sweetie, this is award winning stuff!
8 Feb 2009 3:55pm
Calusarus from St Sorlin en Valloire, France
Impressive. These people gives us the scale…
9 Feb 2009 3:40pm
Elisa from Massachusetts, United States
wow!! really impressive Debbie! great capture
10 Feb 2009 1:51am
Linerberry from Sumner, Christchurch, New Zealand
Wohoooo I missed this one!!! Incredible!!!!!
11 Feb 2009 9:02am
Miss Ruthie from Glendale California, United States
Yes! It's Me Again.... I just Had too come back again to see this Brilliant Shot! I just love it!
see ya Later!
12 Feb 2009 6:51am
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