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Just got a chance to reply to your image of Mount St Helens,
nicely done.
LR
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>
> Thanks all for your comments!
>
> Marshall, Mainer, Flash, Duke : thanks!
>
> Wojtek : The lighting wasn't good as I was there in the morning. My
camera's
> tiny flash would not have helped a lot. I've done some kind
of "digital
> flash" by increasing the lightness on the dark parts.
>
> Brian: yes some WV in the lower left corner. Yes it's me standing
on the
> tree stump ! (camera self timer)
>
> Eugene: looking down at mountains with Google Earth one can find
them
> unimpressive and wants to "improve" them ;-)
> I think it's still a beautiful mounting, well different now but
beautiful.
> Thanks for the link for the web cam: fresh snow it seems and rather
cloudy!
>
> Dariush: I don't know, the volcano is still smoking a bit and a new
lava
> dome is growing little by little but It would take more than 100
years I
> think to restore the previous shape of the mountain. I do not agree
with
> "damaged", volcanoes are like living mountains, they evolve over
the time.
> Of course of some emblematic mountain like the Mount Fuji would
loose its
> perfect shape it would be sad.
>
> Pierre.
>
> -----Message d'origine---
> De : anaglyphs(-at-)yahoogrou
De la
> part de Dariush Radpour
> Envoyé : lundi 8 octobre 2007 10:32
> À : anaglyphs(-at-)yahoogrou
> Objet : Re: [Anaglyphs] Pierre/Mount St Helens (the real thing!)
>
>
>
> Just WOWWW..!! It's you in this picture?As I heard it's cone
needs maybe
> some hundered years years to become as before..!
> I was born under the unique Iranian sleeping vulcano,Mount
Damavand (5680
> meters).It's shape is perfect and it's visibile from Tehran too.I
really
> don't want to see it damaged by something like what happened to
Mt.St
> Hellens!!
> Thank you,
> Dariush
>
> Pierre MEINDRE <pierre.meindre(-at-)
> I like very much volcanoes and I've made several CGI views of
Mount St
> Helens.
> This summer I was fortunate enough to be able to see it with my
own eyes
> (on my way to the ISU/NSA congres in Boise).
> 27 years after the cataclysmic explosion, nature has started to
cover
> most of the devastation but you will still many of the broken
trees, all
> trunks aligned in the same direction.
>
> Pierre.
>
>
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