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Fall colors and a view of Mount Rainier as seen along the Skyline Trail, Paradise, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington State.
Mount Conner, also known as Attila and Artilla, is an Australian mountain located in the southwest corner of the Northern Territory,
It is flat-topped horseshoe-shaped and part of the same vast rocky substrate thought to be beneath Uluru and Kata Tjuta. It can easily be confused with Uluru, since it can be seen from the road to Uluru and Kata Tjuta, when approaching from Alice Springs.
Near Pyengana, Tasmania, Australia. Mount Albert Rivulet is in the St Columba Falls Reserve. GPS approximate
Mount Kirkjufell, also known as Church Mountain, is a distinctly shaped peak found on the north shore of Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula. It is considered to be the most photographed mountain in Iceland due to its dramatic formation and perfect coastal location.
As I drove over the top of the Chinook Pass driving west towards Seattle I got my first ever view of Mount Rainier in person.
If you're lucky like me and it's a clear day it'll be one of the most amazing sights you'll ever see.
Viewed from Nepal. 1969. Scanned transparency. The Khumbu Glacier is in the foreground and the treacherous icefalls are just above the glacier. Photographed from the top of Kala Patar (Black Rock), an 18000-foot, snow-less “hill”, 2000 feet above the glacier.
Pan Am Railways 16R is seen detouring over the Vermont Railway Green Mountain Sub at Mount Holly, VT.
Mount Shuksan as viewed along the Yellow Aster Butte trail with fall colors in the foreground, Mount Baker Wilderness Area, Washington State.
Wonderful day, hike from Storesteinen in the area around Fløya and on the way back in the direction and view towards Tromsdalstinden.
From left to right, Goat Mountain, Mount Sefrit, and Mount Shuksan as seen along the Yellow Aster Butte trail, Mount Baker Wilderness Area, Washington State.
Ever wonder what Mount Rainier might look like when she finally erupts? While it might not be as stellar as this eruption it will sure end with a lot of fire and damage to the surrounding areas. This single 1 minute image was taken while large forest fires were spewing smoke into the sky, which is the orange and yellow color on the horizon. I captured this shot the night the Perseid Meteor shower peaked and managed to catch one left of the Milky Way. Please feel free to follow me on Facebook at www.facebook.com/mattdieterichphotography
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I have discovered that photographing a mountain is not an easy task. There are so many possible angles and timeframes in which to take a shot that it can be overwhelming. For someone like me who lives in central Texas, quick access to a mountain range is not an option. So, when I do get to visit the mountains, it's an absolute rush! I question if I'm close enough, or should I drive a little further down the road, am I safe getting out of the car on the shoulder, is the lighting right, and on and on. I have a whole new respect for all of you who live nearby the mountains and photograph these breathtaking formations. I applaud you!
Mount Crested Butte, Colorado
This is Mount Timpanogos from one of the east-side trails weaving up its side. Autumn is in full swing, with a variety of trees, including many mountain maple trees (visible here). They can get to be a vibrant red. A small waterfall is visible to the center-right. Very colorful at this Wasatch Mountains spot.
On New Years day I was returning "home" from the El Paso airport. I decided to watch the sunrise on the east side of the mountains, and afterwards I was headed down the western side of Transmountain road when I saw this image. Part of what is amazing is that from within the cities of El Paso and Juarez, Mount Cristo Rey appears to tower over the city. However, from this vantage point we can see that it is a small mountain in the valley compared to the others in the area. Behind Christo Rey are the mountains that are part of the Sierra Madres that go south into Mexico.
I am drawn into the multiple layers in this image.