Photographer's Note
There are more than 200 hot springs in Algeria. The hottest are located in the northeastern part of country. One of them is Hammam Chellala at 20 km south of Guelma. The complex of Hammam Chellala is built on an ancient thermal Roman city because of the quality of its soft, moderate micro - weather and the exceptional therapeutic property of its waters.
The waters of Hammam Chellala are reputed to be of hottest of the world, they reach 98 °C at their point of emergence (Aachen-Germany has the hottest springs of continental Europe with water temperatures of 74 °C)
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vjmite
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(6660) 2010-05-11 4:59
Hello Ecmel,
A good point of view for this photo, showing all the colour and detail in the rocks. Nice and sharp. Looks like a frozen waterfall.
Vince
alin-m
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(3716) 2010-05-11 8:48
Very good picture of this amazing natural relief form.
Nice colors in yours photo.
Best regards.Alin.
Leconte
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(5795) 2010-05-11 12:55
merhaba Ecmelcim,
impressive rock formations in colors and shades beautiful, beautiful high definition and perspective, what is this rock, is it limestone?
ηok φpuyorum,
Valerie.
xavshot
(69835) 2010-05-26 22:29
Bonjour Ecmel
belle image. Les couleurs sont bien rendues et le dιtails de la roche est impressionnant. Joli travail.
Xavier
adramad
(73442) 2010-05-30 12:13
Hello Ecmel.
Thanks for your comment. Through the led me to your gallery and see the magnificent photos that compose it. Congratulations.
The comment you really extraordinary rocky waterfall is beautiful, also aware of its existence, the only thing I know in Pammukale similar.
The color, light exposure and image quality are great. Very good job.
Best regards.
photoray
(13981) 2010-06-27 5:31
Hello Ecmel,
Well done, to focus on the hot springs' mineral formation in varying earth tones.
This type of geology is also typical in our American National Park - Yellowstone, especially at the Mammoth Hot Springs.
thanks for sharing,
Ray
KUBA85 (41) 2010-07-06 2:39
Denizli deki Karahayıt travertenlerine benziyor...
ηok gόzel korunmuş ve kırmızı tonları ηok gόzel ηıkmış
ellerinize sağlık hocam harika gφrόntόler paylamışsınız gitmiş kadar olduk Cezayire...:)
riclopes
(35577) 2010-09-01 10:25
Olα Ecmel, this is an amazing artwork of nature. Splendid shot, nice angle showing the cliff against the pretty sky. The only thing I miss is the scale, I'm imagining how high this wall is. Nevertheless, I think that a person here would ruin this beautiful image.
rgds,
ric
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mkamionka
(75113) 2011-02-09 1:47
Hi Ecmel,
I think you meant Iceland not Ireland. I live in Ireland and am not aware of any hot springs here, whereas Iceland is famous for them.
Nevertheless the capture is very attractive. It reminds me the red terraces in Karahayit in Turkey, which I had a pleasure to see last year.
Amazing colors and fantastic rock formations. You show it set against a wonderful sky. Great geometry too. I really like it.
Very tempting to visit.
M
Photo Information
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Copyright: Ecmel Erlat (ecmel)
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(1782) - Genre: Τοποθεσίες
- Medium: Έγχρωμο
- Date Taken: 2010-04-21
- Categories: Φύση
- Camera: Sony Alpha DSLR A200
- Έκδοση φωτογραφίας: Πρωτότυπη έκδοση
- Date Submitted: 2010-05-11 2:45
