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mikehawthorne
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high veiw of lanzarote, i liked the tones in the hills and at to hold my tongue while crowds with kids kept knocking into me!

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Beautiful.
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Simply wonderful!
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I like the colours of the hills very much, and the tiny coaches adding scale.
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I love the colors as well, and the texture of the foreground is awesome. The two tour buses give it a great sense of scale. Well done!
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Lanzarote, certainly has a different kind of high and low land generation. Individual hills upruptly rising here and there on a very flat ground. The spiralling road and coaches are signs that there's human life there but the land almost looks like a Martian landscape with all those changing shades of surface colours. What a variety!


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Interesting looking geology, sort of looks like undersea volcanic vents that eventually went dormant, and then the whole area rose up out of the sea. Good graphic photo.
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Well done. You really captured something here.
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