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Havasu Canyon, deep in the Arizona, USA, desert, can be easily among those few natural wonders that people would think of as otherworldly, a little bit of paradise on earth. It can be discovered on the Havasupai Indian Reservation after a ten-mile hike. Coming through an arid, sometimes dusty terrain, and through the Havasupai Indian village of Supai, the vistas open up to jaw-dropping waterfalls and a pristine flowing creek. Havasupai means the people of the blue-green waters. The most striking element of the waterfalls is the turquoise water in the catch basin and downstream. The color is caused by calcium-carbonate that formed the limestone lining the creek. Image captured with a Fujifilm Finepix S5000 camera and a normal lens. Focal length: 5.7; f number: 4; exposure time: 1/400.

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