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A very warm december. No chance of snow or nice christmans scenes.
Here is a photo of the wonderful Grand Teton National Park from 2014 with some snow in the mountains.
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i thought this dress looked a little snow white-y so me and mr happy apple got together for some pictures
Child's Dress: Goodwill
Happy Apple: yard sale
Patent flats: gift from an old friend
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The stream crossing over Sucker Brook on the Carr Mountain Trail near Rumney, NH. The water was a bit too deep for my taste on this day. I don't leap across rocks like I used to.
The Richland Bend Habitat Management Unit is ironically located in West Pasco even though Richland is across the Columbia River. A strange naming occurrence for sure. Either way, the fall colors were looking amazing after a little rain!
Shot with DJI Mini 2.
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THE IMAGE:
“Fire Bend”
A rare, lesser seen Gooseneck Bend in the remote Southwest, USA.
Note: I'm blown away by how many folks have seen this image! I'm so curious where everyone is finding it... if you see this, would you let me know in the comments?
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I'm really excited to share this one.
Though often photographed, Horseshoe Bend is one of my favorite views in the world. Because you can't see the immense vista until you walk up to the precipice, the combination of heart-stopping beauty and adrenaline-pumping vertigo packs a punch unparalleled by any other view I can think of, including the Grand Canyon.
The New Year's Eve blizzard buried Page in a rare blanket of snow, and this was the incredible result on Horseshoe Bend.
Did not have a decent sky that evening, and decided against the classic "U" shape of this river meander..
This image was fun to make cos first, it almost gave my friend and buddy JP a heartattack cos I was standing a little too close to the edge... Second, cos I really like the sunset glow of the rocks, albeit having a lack lustre sky.
One of the most awesome places I've visited..
Yet another image created using intentional camera movement (ICM) techniques.
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Gesehen auf dem Weg zum Weihnachtsmarkt in Hagen: Graffiti von Künstler Martin Bender
Seen on the way to the Christmas market in Hagen: graffiti by artist Martin Bender
For Flickr Lounge weekly theme - A curving line.
And 52 weeks the 2015 Edition weekly theme - Breaking the rules.
A monochrome version of Horseshoe Bend. I posted a color horseshoe bend pic a couple of weeks ago. This is not an identical comp, it was taken from a different (and less precarious) perch that provided a bit more angle on the river.
I keep thinking I am coming to the end of the postable photos from my New Years trip to Nevada/Utah/Arizona with friends Kevin Benedict and Josh Krasner, but then I keep finding "one more thing" that I like enough to work on. Sometimes monochrome shots reveal detail and beauty in landscapes that appeal greatly to me. I particularly liked the "oily" look of the water in this picture. The monochrome also lends a sense of the timelessness of this classic western US landscape.