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Upper Tipsoo Lake
Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
The clouds constantly moving around Tipsoo Lake and we kept guessing where it will end up for our sunset shot. In the meantime, my nephew and I kept framing shots and also fighting the mosquitoes (we were covered all the way to our head and they are still attacking us). There were only 3 photographers at this location and the lady was very kind to give us some of her mosquito spray, seeing us swatting away those blood suckers. Thanks to her and I believe her name was Kathy. Mother nature gave us a nice break with some incredible display of light around this lake at sunset time (those images will be coming soon). What a way to end our 4 days around Washington, quite a memorable afternoon. This is it for now on my Rainier images I need to learn some workflow to work on the rest of my images. ;-)
"A moment lasts all of a second, but the memory lives on forever."
Well... I've been digging in my Banff archives again... where I found this fairly unique composition of Lake Louise... captured in the late afternoon... on the last day of my trip.
Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm at 11mm, aperture of f16, with a 1/40th second exposure.
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The deep blue-green waters of Emerald Lake, nestled in the mountains just north of Carcross, Yukon Territory, Canada.
Yoho National Park's Faeder Lake, British Columbia, Canada.
A bit of advice: Be careful when setting up on an incline that falls off right into a lake. Because I slipped and plunged in. I kept my balance after the fall and only my left leg got wet (up to the knee, not bad), and thankfully no gear took a spill. :) I'm an idiot.
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English version:
On a warm day in late July there something more beautiful than a walk in the mountains?
And if the landscape is like in the picture, then you dont want to go home at night .........
This is the lake Resile, in the high Maira valley, in the province of Cuneo, Italy, at 1966 meters above sea level.
Reachable in a few minutes walk, recommended to all those who love the mountains and its beauty
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Italian version:
In una calda giornata di fine luglio cosa ce di piu bello di una passeggiata in alta montagna?
E se poi il paesaggio e' come potete vedere in fotografia allora non si ha piu' voglia di andare a casa la sera.........
Questo e' il lago Resile,in alta valle Maira,in provincia di Cuneo, a 1966 mt sul livello del mare.
Raggiungibile in pochi minuti di camminata , raccomandato a tutti quelli che amano la montagna e le sue bellezze
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On our way to Whistler, we stopped off at Duffey Lake for a photo opp. I'm not sure what peaks are in the distance, but it was a really beautiful day and they looked fab with all that snow.
Most places we stopped, had a 360 degree view of mountains. I miss Canada so much!! LOL
I've just heard that British Columbia is having dreadful wildfires right now and many many people have had to evacuate their homes :( My thoughts and prayers go out to those affected :( Stay safe!
Thank you for visiting my stream and for the lovely comments on yesterday's Heffley Lake photo :)
Have a great Wednesday everyone :)
A perfect day with a little autumn mist rising round the edges of the lake beyond the little island!
Palo Verde Trees are blooming throughout the Deserts of Arizona. This is at Roosevelt Lake. The mountains are the Sierra Ancha Mountains.
This is a different version of the lake from two nights ago. I'm really amazed I manage to get any photography done with my kids present. The dogs I have at least trained to stay out of the frame. I liked this little clump of mossy whatever it is that was sitting out in the lake...the image is a bit right heavy, but there wasn't anything else out there to use as foreground. This lake is pretty tough to get original with.
My friend Adam and I are heading out for a week long photo excursion to Yellowstone and The Grand Tetons. If any one has any suggesstions of locations let me know. It's been so long since I've been there...I can't really remember. I've gotten quite a few spots thus far from other friends, and photographers...and my list of places is getting pretty extensive...but I'm always up for suggesstions...and if you're in the area, and feel like being our bear bait....by all means feel free to come shoot.
THe dates are June (19-26) With the 20-21-22 being in Tetons 24-25 in Yellowstone and the eveing of the 25th at Palouse Falls on our way back.
This time tomorrow I'll b e approaching the trailhead for the seasons first backpack trip. Whoo-hoo!
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Majestic Moraine Lake in banff National Park, Alberta. Stunning natural beauty, talls snow covered peaks, lush forest and wilderness and the jewel of the Canadian rocky mountains. Glacier fed, turquoise water Moraine lake at sunrise. Taken with the Canon 5dsr.
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To go along with the CPL filter seeing into the puddle there at Pemaquid (see previous post), here the CPL was used to seeing into this pretty lake in Yosemite National Park.
Here this is a wide view stitch of 4 captures taken at the pretty spot for the wide view.
Prespes consists of two lakes located in the northwest corner of Greece at a height of 850m above sea level. It is an area of rare natural beauty with eleven small, picturesque villages. Lake Megali Prespa is one of the largest lakes in the Balkans, and is separated from Lake Mikri Prespa by only a narrow strip of dry land. Originally one lake, over the last ten thousand years the gradual deposition of sediment from the Agios Germanos river, in combination with the action of the lake water, created a sandy strip of land which has divided Megali from Mikri Prespa. The forests of Prespa are dense with oaks, towering beeches and birches. Prespa has many plants unique to Greece, such as the Prespa Centaury, as well as ancient juniper forests. Lake Mikri Prespa is recognised as a unique wetland, particularly the area known as Vromolimni or Viro, which resulted in the area being declared a National Park in 1974. Prespa is known for its great natural beauty and extraordinary biodiversity. Perhaps the most impressive feature of the local fauna is the birdlife. Out of more than 260 bird species the populations of Dalmatian pelican (Pelecanus crispus) and white pelican (Pelecanus onocrotalus) – two species which are threatened with extinction – stand out. Prespa is one of few places in Europe where the two species are found together and breed side by side; moreover the Dalmatian pelican colony is the largest in the world.
During a recent day trip to Lake Louise, Alberta, I had the opportunity to try out a gradient ND filter to enhance this shot.
Thanks Fred (Magic@Photos) for letting me try your filter!