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Featured as photo of the week at "The Unforgettable Pictures" group. Dec. 2009.
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Bratanesque picture of the day 12/1/2010
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1st place winner at the 8th "Hall of fame" contest of the group "!Wonderland! Landscapes".
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2° place winner at the 63rd batch admin choice Platinum peace award
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Featured on the breathtakinggroup.blogspot website
"By reading (the scriptures) I am so renewed that all nature seems renewed around me and with me. The sky seems to be a pure, a cooler blue, the trees a deeper green. The whole world is charged with the glory of God and I feel fire and music under my feet."
- Thomas Merton
Even small waterfalls are to be seen everywhere in the "Valley of the Waterfalls". Note the layered landscape!
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This shot is taken from the exact same location at Stokes Hill Lookout featured in my previous post of Wilpena Pound. This view is aimed about 90 degrees to the right and with the longer lens, shows the ever receding layers of the Flinders Ranges to the north.
I particularly loved this scene because it not only shows the layers of the sunset but the horses added a nice foreground element.
Strati di montagne lontane si sovrappongono nella speciale luce dell'alba.
Monte Piancavallo, foto dal mio archivio
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The western fires brought a lot of smoke and haze into the Colorado atmosphere, giving the illusion of fog to the landscape. Here it is really emphasizing the layers of mountain ranges that go back as far as the eye can see as well as diffuses the sun enough for a good exposure.
Mt. Evans, Colorado.
I wanted to share this frame and how it came to be, I was rummaging about the markets, when in back of one I found a atlas on a desk, I flipped the pages and it opened to this Europe map. There was a fan on a stand blowing in this back room and the photo blew out of the basket on the desk, I laid the photo of the women on the map and thought that made a nice frame but the photo kept blowing so picked up a silver ring and laid on the photo and this is how it fell together.
Sunrise rays of hope after a long night of blizzard conditions and single-digit temperatures without power. this is not the Texas we're familiar with!
It is a creative edit of my capture of Eucalyptus tree bark, but through my eyes and lens it is a landscape with lots of hills and a little bit of fog.
Looking east at sunset last night in rural Augusta County, Virginia.
The mountains in the distance are the Blue Ridge Mountains, some 14 miles (22km) away.
The Winskill Nature reserve in North Yorkshire.
I posted a closer photo of this tree a while back, this is the wider view, I cannot remember if this was taken before or after the rain, however you can see there was still rain about .
I wish this was near enough for me to pop over and shot a sunset beside but 300 miles are getting in the way .