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Photo Info
| Uploaded | January 22, 2011 |
| Taken | January 22, 2011 |
| Make | Canon |
| Model | Canon PowerShot SX30 IS |
| Exposure | 1/400 sec at f/4 |
| Flash | No Flash |
| Focal Length | 4.3 mm |
| ISO | 160 |
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In the town of Crystal River, Florida, hidden in a densely wooded area off the Crystal River is a large area made up of 3 springs. This is the manmade entryway to the springs from the river. It can only be entered by snorkelers and kayakers. These lucky people interact with the manatees who seek the warmth of the springs during the cold days and nights of Winter. The springs remain 72 degrees all year round. The manatees visit from about October until the end of March.
In the The Preservation of Three Sisters Spring photo essay.
10 responses
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Michael Ball gave props (22 Jan 2011):
It looks beautiful. So nice there is a place for the manatees. No motored boats. Great shot Judy!
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Richard Knight gave props (22 Jan 2011):
Perfect composition.
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Donald Garrett gave props (22 Jan 2011):
Excellent!
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Juanita Vivas gave props (23 Jan 2011):
I would love to tour this in a kayak !
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Andrea Petersen gave props (23 Jan 2011):
I really enjoyed your series in your photo essay...and it looks like a beautiful place to take pictures...How wonderful the springs stay that warm all year around...Excellent composition!
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Susan Littlefield gave props (24 Jan 2011):
Wonderful photos of this captivating area!!
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Gregory Mencotti gave props (24 Jan 2011):
Beautiful, Judy! Especially like this composition.
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Sonia Adam Murray gave props (27 Jan 2011):
A wonderful series!
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Leslie Hunziker gave props (2 Feb 2011):
what a fantastic place!
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JanElle gave props (7 Feb 2011):
This looks very inviting, I can see why the manatees love it here. It is wonderful to see it preserved by the people who know it and care about it!!
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