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I came upon this beautiful mountain view on the road to Tanacross, Alaska.
(Enlarge image and step in to follow the trail.) ;-)
Fall is almost over but the memories of the beautiful colors will never fade.
Have a great week my friends and thanks for your continuous support.
Hondoji - Japan
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Angels Fall - Breaking Benjamin
I try to face the fight within
But it's over
I'm ready for the riot to begin
And surrender
I walked the path that led me to the end
Remember
I'm caught beneath with nothing left to give, forever
When angels fall with broken wings
I can't give up, I can't give in
When all is lost and daylight ends
I'll carry you and we will live forever
Forever
Gray skies will chase the light away
No longer
I fought the fight, now only dark remains
Forever
Divided, I will stand
And I will let this end
When angels fall with broken wings
I can't give up, I can't give in
When all is lost and daylight ends
I'll carry you and we will live forever
Forever
The sun begins to rise
And wash away the sky
The turning of the tide
Don't leave it all behind
And I will never say goodbye
When angels fall with broken wings
I can't give up, I can't give in
When all is lost and daylight ends
I'll carry you and we will live forever
This, too, is a reflection of the Wenatchee River in Leavenworth, Washington. You can see the footbridge that connects the Waterfront Park to Blackbird Island. The waterfront is quite lovely with walking trails all along the river in Leavenworth. Hope you enjoy...and get a little taste of the fall colors in Leavenworth, WA.
Wenatchee River
Waterfront Park
Leavenworth, WA
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The Challenge Factory, regular win, 102318
DSLR Autofocus, Level 6 (4)
Trees in Fall colours viewed from Highway 144 in he District of Sudbury in Northeastern Ontario Canada
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Although the temperatures are still high outside, the falling of rain & leaves can only mean one thing - FALL is almost here, & I couldn't be happier! Something about the smell of burning leaves, the sound of them crunching under your feet, the taste of pumpkin, & the colors of autumn just makes me fall deeper in love with this season every year.
Eagle in Fall.
Bald Eagle with catch against fall foliage along the Susquehanna River, Md.
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"Fall, leaves, fall; die, flowers, away;
Lengthen night and shorten day;
Every leaf speaks bliss to me
Fluttering from the autumn tree."
Landscape photography is getting trendy. Its hard to stand out. This is especially true with locations. There are many beautiful locations in the world. In many of these, almost anyone can point a camera at the right scene and it will be stunning. I know this because when the conditions are right to shoot a cetrtain scene, I find there are 10 other photographers there too. Look at Tunnel View on a good night (hell, any night). So I am trying to shoot emotion more often. People get charged by different scenes, different pre-charged memories. My sister loves barns, some love the open road, others love fields of flowers. These do not need to be iconic, you don't have to have Mt. Fuji in the background to evoke these pre-charged emotions in people. So I am trying to look for everyday scenes that can be processed in a way that evokes these emotions. Not that I will ignore Multnomah Falls, don't get me wrong. But this is a good way to be able to shoot more often.
This is one of those scenes. Not so special. Its just an old train trestle on the way out to Vernonia. But the colors communicate more than just color, it hopefully evokes feelings of fall, sharpened pencils, dusty jackets returning to main rotation, storing the boogie boards and getting down the snow shoes. At the same time, the road, I hope, makes you feel free. This image pulls you into the light. The road, inviting, the bend after the trestle? Who knows! Adventure. Adventure in the cold. You, the wheel, a tank of gas, cold air outside, and endless opportunity.
This is a 5 image HDR stack, processed in photoshop and light room with luminosity masks and the back door wide open so I shivered while I processed it. I love the cold! Enjoy fall. Get out in it.
Such a pretty location, the prefect spot for mirror-like reflections. Taken near Crousetown, Nova Scotia.
The calming trickle of the Fall River was momentarily disrupted by the sounds of Amtrak's Vermonter trying to make up for lost time on this beautiful autumn day.
AMTK 55 @ Fall River Viaduct, Bernardston, MA
AMTK P42DC 145 (Phase III)
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