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Front Range Beauty...
Where the Prairie ends and the Rocky Mountains begin, in Colorado, is known as the "Front Range". Olympus Camera fitted with the 950nm IR cut off filter, cuts through haze and shows the many elevations near the Cheyenne Canon area in Colorado Springs. Seen with normal eyesight, the atmospheric haze would mask the many individual mountains and you would think of them more as a single ridgeline.
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Very kind of you to say, thank you, Shelley
Bruce Thomas at 16:35 CEST on 11-Aug-2007 [Reply]