And my Subaru outback on the Bonneville Salt Flats at sunset....
Bonneville Salt Flats...
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Lonnie Utah
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Bonneville Salt Flats...
A couple of landscapes


And my Subaru outback on the Bonneville Salt Flats at sunset....

And my Subaru outback on the Bonneville Salt Flats at sunset....
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Lonnie Utah
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Sunrise the next AM...

Sunrise 2

Sunrise 3

Sunrise 2
Sunrise 3
Re: Bonneville Salt Flats...
Hi Lonnie, a stunning place, and great pictures. I like the second sunset shot the best - but they all have really nice colours.
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Yeah I agree, I wouldn't have thought one could do much with a salt flat in the way of variety but there is quite a range there of interesting photos, I'm quite partial to the reddish mountain one, 3rd last, (I think, looking in reverse).
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I'm partial to the shot with the Subie, myself. 
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Hi Lonnie,
I like Sunrise 3 the most, where the first rays of light creates a crown of light at the top. Would prefer a balloon as a vessel over this landscape, if a bit chilly. The salt turning blue is amazing as liight changes...
Yildiz
I like Sunrise 3 the most, where the first rays of light creates a crown of light at the top. Would prefer a balloon as a vessel over this landscape, if a bit chilly. The salt turning blue is amazing as liight changes...
Yildiz
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