Blow up, a photo from Rheinland-Pfalz, West

Photographer's Note

Just when the world's highest cold water geysir near Andernach was about to blow up to it's maximum height of 60 ms, the sun started to fade.
Nevertheless I pressed the trigger.
Cold water geysirs work on carbon dioxide pressure, water temperature in this case is a low 20 癈 = 68 癋.

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goodwill (4274) 2013-09-23 9:58

Pressing the trigger is the most important thing,and pressing it at the precise time.....................converts ana ametuer to a professional.
There is a little kinetic energy on the top.
f/11 seems to be the right choice under these tough conditions where everything is turning grey.
Well Done,
Rajeev

krzychu30 (15512) 2013-09-23 10:51

Hello Sven,
brilliant and really original(especially when it comes to its subject)shot!
I like here few different element,that together make your composition so successful.Like for example the color scheme of the image-grey tones look for me just amazing!
Furtheremore the geysir itself blowing the water so high create really superb dynamic feeling of the scene.

Kind regards
Krzysztof

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COSTANTINO (116644) 2015-08-16 23:16

hello dear friend and have a nice time
and a happy new week
excellent capture of this world s
highest cold water geysir near andernach
perfectly executed interesting composition
that creates this breathtaking dynamic
regards from Samos island
costantino