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Fortunate to have good weather for my one chance at photographing sunset from Bass Harbor Lighthouse at Acadia National Park. This was taken at dusk after the Sun went down behind the treeline. Lucky the afterglow was still providing good color on the clouds.
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Most photographed location in North America Maroon Bells near Aspen, Colorado. Completely packed Saturday morning with crowds flowing in as early as 3:30 AM to get the best spot and was rewarded with one of the best sunrise with the clouds rolled in right before sunrise adds a nice element to the towering bells.
From one of the greatest, Yosemite.
Lone spruce gets last glimpses of sunlight, mighty El Capitan on background.
This shot is taken at Zabriskie Point in Death Valley national park. The last light on the top of the mountain gives an impression of setting sun.
Turkeys having their morning toilette on the edge of the cliff in the Badlands, South Dakota.
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Hiking under the full moon on the Sand Dunes is nothing but magical!
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Half Dome at sunset as seen from Glacier Point in Yosemite.
It's one of the best sunsets I've ever witnessed I hope you w'd enjoy it too.
I took lot of pictures as the sunset progressed The longer you wait for something, the more you appreciate it when you get it. Because anything worth having is definitely something worth waiting.
Sun was almost gone and the dome lit-up !
The Gates of the Valley, also known as Valley View is a beautiful viewpoint along the Merced River. You can see El Capitan on the left and Bridalveil Fall on the right,
Update: Published in Outdoor Photographer Magazine
July, 2019
Located in Joshua Tree National Park, it could appear that the two main objects which make up this iconic scene have a natural magnetic attraction.
While my original plan was to photograph here through sunset, before moving on to a different location, I decided to stay and keep shooting during twilight, in an attempt to capture an image that conveys a different mood and feeling to this magical scene.
With just a little imagination, I would say the rock resembles the shape of a penguin.
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My biggest takeaway from this location is don't go again. Filled with people who don't have basic night photography etiquette. During my exposure they walkout with powerful torches to see the path. One of the best parts about going to a dark site is to get your eyes adjusted to natural light and you see lot of things without needing a powerful light. In my 45 mins shooting here I get hit by light in my face 10 times by people passing by to see who is standing.
Here's a link to one on how to do it: www.palmbeachastro.org/star-party-etiquette/
Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Today marks the 100th Birthday for the National Park Service. The NPS is America's best Idea.... ever.
Designated in 1916, the National Park Service has set aside over 84 million acres of protected land for everyone to explore and enjoy. The coolest thing about the national parks is that they exist for everyone. Whether you’re a hiker, climber, camper, or “glam”per – whether you travel by bicycle, foot, or chair – there’s a park for you.
About the photo: this is me playin' around w/ capturing a selfie the "old school" way during sunrise. It ain't easy setting the camera timer and then hurrying to go stand on a rock. BTW, my selfie stick has 3 legs :-)
My photo made it onto the online Washington Post via their Capital Weather Gang coverage of the NPS 100.
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Iconic Maroon bells at sunrise with fall Aspen foliage and stunning mirror like reflections. No matter how crowded this place is and how many millions of photographs this is one to see in person place.
Had to remove the previous one and repost with some fixes for sky and reflection.
Mount Rainier from Tolmie Peak, northwest Mount Rainier National Park.
Happy 100th anniversary to the National Park system! #nps100
Sun shines in the horizon as photographer sets up to shoot!
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Mesa arch at sunrise with this two row pano at 50mm. I wanted one more frame on right to cover the entire thing but tripods and lenses were on the way.
Happy 100th Anniversary to the National Park Service!
View of Otter Cliff from Boulder Beach at Acadia National Park. This is the companion photo to the Boulder Beach blue hour photo I posted earlier this year. I took both during the same morning sunrise.
Explored: August 16, 2016 (partial day, now in long tail)
Mount Rainier and Eunice Lake from Tolmie Peak, northwest Mount Rainier National Park.
The trailhead for this hike is at Mowich Lake, which is the farther of the two lakes in the picture. At the peak is a fire watch tower, which is still occasionally used. How is this for the view from your summer job?
Brilliant fall colors spreading across North Cascades National Park's Heather Maple Pass Loop.
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Near Mount Washburn in Yellowstone National Park, this was not far off the road after we had pulled off to enjoy the beautiful landscape. The day was rather dreary and that tree was awfully barren, but the ground was teeming with vibrant new life.
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Yellowstone National Park had so many incredible colors across the landscape, but the most vibrant came from bacteria. The hot water from the geyser basins is home to different colored bacteria, depending on the exact temperature. At West Thumb Geyser Basin, this meant that the water flowing out into Yellowstone Lake almost resembled an orange lava. The dark clouds coming in only accentuated the color.
“I don't just look at the thing itself or at the reality itself; I look around the edges for those little askew moments-kind of like what makes up our lives-those slightly awkward, lovely moments.” - Keith Carter
Linhof Technika large format field camera + Schneider-Kreuznach 150mm f/5.6 lens
Kodak Professional Tri-X 320 black and white film
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Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park
Flickr Explore - March 8, 2016
At 7,000 feet in elevation, the plane is so close to these mountains and glaciers, it feels like I could reach out and touch them. This glacier coming down from the mountain was both surreal and beautiful. Never before have I seen massive glaciers on a mountain this close. Beautiful shapes, contrast, and colors. I guess the overwhelming curiosity is how do these massive glaciers stay on a steep mountain top. To give you a perspective, the top of the peaks in this photo are just over 10,000 feet with an incline of almost 45 degrees.
The sun setting over Gettysburg National Military Park. We made it to town just in time to catch it. Absolutely love visiting this place.
Tunnel View provides one of the most famous views of Yosemite Valley. From here you can see El Capitan and Bridalveil Fall rising from Yosemite Valley, with Half Dome in the background.
Got up early to get this photo before meetings started. The haziness was caused by the 2013 fires in neighboring Idaho. The fire season of 2013 was one of the worse in years.