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It's the time of year folks are posting their Fall photo's... not this years photo, but it was taken in the fall :-)
Eastern Sierra Nevada Near Lower Rock Creek Road and U.S. Highway 395, California, U.S.A.
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two shots on the bridge again...last time i attempt this place,(Didnt i say this last time?) discovered the bridge isnt actually straight...think the local councils been done ;)
Evening light and the moon is up
It was much more darker than it appear here, lightroom does its wonders for you to see what I saw
A bit blurry of course
The hill is lighted up and will be filled with snow in a month or two, for kids to play in, competitions to be held here, lots of people attending
Now it is filled with light and being embraced with the falling clouds
What a lovely afternoon I had
We had a beautiful Fall day yesterday. Perfect weather for a hike around Bottom Creek Gorge in Montgomery County! This one leaf was on the ground and caught my eye. And I thought it would make a great shot with the way the sun was filtering in through the trees. My husband was a good sport and held it just right for me :)
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By the Provo River near where it enters Utah Lake. Cascade Mountain on the right with Mount Timpanogos behind the tree. Utah County, Utah.
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true bokeh. color slightly saturated
the movement must be nature itself. the life that is below the surface.
I try not to repeat posts, lord knows I have enough photos I haven't yet shared. But as we're in the middle of peak fall foliage, I would be remiss if I didn't share this shot. In 2018, we went for a ride to see the foliage in the mountains, and as we climbed through the notch, I KNEW I needed this shot. Gateway, as this location is known, only works when it's cloudy out. The low-hanging clouds were a contrast to the resplendent foliage, and I knew the 4266 was leading the notch train on this particular day. As I looked through the view finder, holding it down to go as fast as my camera would shoot, I knew I had THE shot.
One more Snapseeded iPhoner. I took this one early this morning after dragging the garbage can to the curb. The soft light from the overcast sky had me out shooting in the front yard in slippers, bedhead and all. Whatever it takes!