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The Window | Wednesday Apr 16, 2008
The Chisos Mountains form a ring, or basin, and this gap, or "window" is the only point from which rainfall can flow out to the desert floor 200 feet below. A view from the 'other' side is here.
Galleries: Land
- Canon
- Canon EOS 40D
- F4
- 1/160 sec
- 70.0 mm
- 400
- 0
- Aperture priority
- Flash did not fire, auto
- Multi-segment
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Reminds me of a place called "God's Window" in South Africa.
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There is a large runoff area where flash floods escape through this low point - it rains so little out in this part of the world that they are infrequent, but when it does - watch out!
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