CRATER LAKE VIEW

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By: BILL NAGY

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Photographer	BILL NAGY {Karma:5783}
Project	#55 Peace & Tranquility	Camera Model	Canon EOS 10D
Categories	Digital Deep Blue Landscape	Film Format	Digital JPEG
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 28-135 mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
Uploaded	1/21/2007	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Views	390	Shutter	1/125
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/8.0
Critiques	6	Rating	Pending / 2 Ratings
Location	City - CRATER LAKE State - OR Country - United States
About	5-30-04
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Nicole Besch

{K:72664} 1/24/2007

Ah...I didn't know this..such a deep.It's very interesting!Thank you for this information,very kind from you.Have a nice day,Nicole:)

BILL NAGY

{K:5783} 1/24/2007

Hi Nicole, The blueness of the water is due to its great depth. This is the deepest body of fresh water in the USA. It is 1942 feet deep and 6 miles in diameter. BILL NAGY

Nicole Besch

{K:72664} 1/24/2007

I like your shot,especially the blue water.
Cheers,Nicole

BILL NAGY

{K:5783} 1/21/2007

Dave, Crater lake was formed from an ancient volcano ( Mount Mazama ) which colapsed in on itself 7700 years ago. It was over 12 ,000 feet high amdthe remaining caldera is 4,000 feet deep which is half full of water.

Dave Holland {K:13074} 1/21/2007

Looks like it was snowing when you took the pic. So, is crater lake a remnant of an impact crater from a meteorite?

binu rogers {K:2614} 1/21/2007

great shot Bill!!congrats
binu

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