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When an area becomes over saturated with water from rain, snowfall, or in the case of these inspirational images: geysers, urbanized non-porous areas (i.e. parking lots), mines and some industrial drainage pipes, runoff is created. Runoff can be potentially harmful to, well, everything, as pollutants can be carried off into the water systems. While some runoff is just a signal that iron rich rocks and soils are in the area or there is a geyser filled with hyperthermophiles nearby, whatever the source, the associated stream of unexpected color running through a naturally colored setting illuminating its path from a source not seen, is both a great inspiration and a drab reminder of our impact on the earth and the necessity for us to realize what these sources are.
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19 September, 2008 12
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groutboy19 Sep, 2008
Great idea!
I love accidental art like that...
 
joanacard…19 Sep, 2008
Great post.
Keep these pictures, as we all hope they´ll become rarer. Or at least controled.
 
tenkerasu19 Sep, 2008
i still think we're screwing our planet over way too fast...
 
Pulp Fict…19 Sep, 2008
It's disgusting how much trash we give our earth to clean up!
It's even more disgusting how beautiful it is.
 
retsof19 Sep, 2008
hmmm....wonder what color the water is????

 
retsof19 Sep, 2008
back to the topic ... the colors were great...
 
Dreamagen…20 Sep, 2008
Thanks for the great article & for including my palette too. I love washed out color & revived colors & commenting on our urban disasters. Love your photos & color palettes.
 
Vivacious20 Sep, 2008
The the coloring from the oil from the parking lot run off... What would you call that? Someone please answer = )
 
SparrowLP20 Sep, 2008
makes me sick... and want to clean it up... and hey, I kinda do... not runoff exactly but gasoline that goes directly into the groundwater...
 
tepi20 Sep, 2008
Beautiful and disturbing both!
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