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Wordless Wednesday - Timanfaya Volcano

Posted by Claudia Moser on 7:22 AM in , , ,








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Wow, great photos.


good photo shoot.
powerful lens!
thanks for sharing.


I would love to visit Lanzarote. Great photos!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timanfaya


Great shots. Reminds me of a place in Idaho I went to many years ago.


Awesome in its barren empty state.


I find nature so interesting. I might have seen the same one Barb saw in Idaho. There was lava rocks strewn for miles.


Great photos!


wow!!! cool!


xoxo from rome
K.
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Awesome photos for us today, Claudia. No words necessary!


That is kind of sad looking to me. Those would be great photos for a science fiction story about the end of the world. Did you feel sad when you were looking?


@Luan - the scenery was special!
@Tariq - actually I took them with a normal camera, but the weather was great!
@Weissdorn - I also think you would like it.
@Barb - also volcanic, will google it!
@Sush - barren is the word!
@Belle - it is special!
@Mandy - thank you!
@Karoline :)
@Diane - so true
@Darlene - not sad, but respectful, the view is so powerful and somehow scary!


These pictures speak volumes.


These are fabulous shots! I've been here too with the family - great place :)


It seems so desolate--I can see what you mean by it being powerful!! Wow!! Great shots!


What gorgeous photos! Looks like a fabulous place to go for an adventure! Very inspiring!

Sarah
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xx


@Rick - the silence is as impressive as the view!
@Emma - indeed, will most likely return soon.
@Jenn - thank you!
@Sarah - try it!


It's amazing to me, what lurks beneath a serene surface. When you say the word, volcano, it conjures up images of fire and brimstone spewing out of the mouth of a mountain that could never have been quiet. When in reality, the mouth of those maidens remain quiet for long stretches between. Wonderful!


@November- true, the power underneath is amazing, and the feelings you have are of respectful fear. And somehow I always think that they will return to their active state

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