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by George Buxbaum
$8.95
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Our greeting cards are 5" x 7" in size and are produced on digital offset printers using 100 lb. paper stock. Each card is coated with a UV protectant on the outside surface which produces a semi-gloss finish. The inside of each card has a matte white finish and can be customized with your own message up to 500 characters in length. Each card comes with a white envelope for mailing or gift giving.
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An amazing process unfolds at Badwater Basin as the elements flood the salt pan and then extreme evaporation removes the moisture creating a new... more
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An amazing process unfolds at Badwater Basin as the elements flood the salt pan and then extreme evaporation removes the moisture creating a new canvas for Mother Nature with each cycle of rain / evaporation.
As the water in the salt flats evaporate, the salt flats contract and hence occupy less space. The basic form of contraction is that the ground contracts to a point in 6 directions, under ideal circumstances forming hexagons. However Mother Nature is not perfect, and hexagons are rare. The general term for the shapes produced by this drying out-related contraction is "polygon". At Badwater, significant rainstorms flood the valley bottom periodically, covering the salt pan with a thin sheet of standing water. Each newly-formed lake does not last long though, because the 1.9 in of average rainfall is overwhelmed by a 150 in annual evaporation rate. Death Valley National Park has the greatest evaporation rate in the United States.
My heart and passion is landscape, nature, travel, and urban photography but I am most at peace out in the field with a camera enjoying mother nature and capturing the beauty of the world around me. Come join my adventure as I share my view of the world one image at a time. Please take a few minutes to browse my portfolio and be sure to read the description for the images that grab your attention. In many of my descriptions, I attempt to bring you into the scene from my eyes as I contemplated what to include in the image. Maybe this will help you to connect with my vision of the scene and why I was moved to capture that particular moment in time. I shoot mainly for color images and most of my portfolio is comprised of color images...
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Heidi Fickinger
Congratulations on your sale of this amazing image.
George Buxbaum replied:
Thank you so much Heidi.
Karen Adams
WOW! This is stunning! Amazing nature captured and revealed with great skill, George! . . .vf
George Buxbaum replied:
Thank you Karen.
Greg Hayhoe
I drove through it once as a teenager. I remember it was in an old van. It was cooler to have all the windows shut with the heat blasting(to try and keep the engine from overheating), than it was to open the windows. unfortunately have never been back, your pictures take me back though. :-)
George Buxbaum replied:
Nice to remember the good times.
Greg Hayhoe
Very cool... and informative... Well done George.
George Buxbaum replied:
Thank you Greg. Have you been to Death Valley?