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First light of the day tries to break through the clouds over Mt Ida and the Travellers Range. The prominent cliffs and columns of the central highlands are made of Jurassic dolerite. This shot was taken from the southern end of Lake St Clair which is Australia's deepest lake owing its depth of 160m (or 525 ft) to its glacial origin. Unlike mainland Australia it is believed that Tasmania experienced four phases of major glaciation with a single ice cap covering about 4,000 sq km of the northwestern part of the central plateau along with other smaller isolated ice caps and valley glaciers. During these glacial periods sea levels were low enough to open the Bassian landbridge connecting Tasmania to Australia with grasslands and scrub heath found across the area where the Bass Strait now lies. Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Central Highlands, Tasmania, Australia. Looking forward to heading back to Tassie briefly in the New Year !
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From the grounds of the historic Mt. Holly Cemetery (established in 1843) in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas.
The wind picks up, the clouds begin to roll in, and the small ledge my tripod is perched on begins to feel exposed and isolated as darkness fast approaches. Looking North across the Grose Valley towards Mt Banks 1,049 m (3,442 ft) in the Blue Mountains. The Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area covers 10,300 square kilometres (4,000 sq mi) of wilderness. Blue Mountains National Park, New South Wales, Australia
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This is an oldie moldy that I have reworked in an on line Editor called BeFunky.. It's going to be fun seeing just what this processor can do...
Mt Yale is one of fifteen Fourteeners in the Sawatch Range of central Colorado. The recently revised elevation is 14,200 feet.
My favorite church in Georgia and probably my favorite historic building in Georgia.
Historic Rural Churches of Georgia Project
Mt. Pulag is considered the 2nd highest mountain in the Philippines, next to Mt. Apo of Mindanao with only a few meters difference. It is considered as one of the most beautiful National Parks in the Cordillera Area. Mt. Pulag is typically different from the rainforest mountains in the Philippines because of its open area (no trees mountain). It also has its distinct characteristics of changing color on different occasions and season. During the dry season, Mt. Pulag is brown similar to the chocolate Hills of Bohol. During the Rainy Monsoon season, it will vary from light green to rich dark green rolling plains, almost similar to a well maintained golf course. Local People believed that is was, and is a play ground of the gods.
Waypoint narrative by: paulperez 2002
A slightly different composition than the other -- I couldn't get the flowers and the reflection (the extent of the reflection I wanted) in the same shot. Thus, one optimized the reflection, while the other emphasized the flowers.
Panoramic -- 25-ish Mp.
Just before the final down to Redbank Gorge carpark, there is a viewpoint showing the ridgeline to the summit of Mt Sonder. It's about 6km along here and another 2km down to the carpark. It was interesting seeing the track on our way down after our night walk up.
Mt inglismaldie Minnewanka Lake Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada. Randall Correct me if I am wrong about the name of this mountain..thanks Randall. Updated
Another full day of hiking Mt. Assiniboine! We hit the Nib & Nob & Nub (heh heh, I love that), and came down past the three lakes.
This is the shot I came for. Great workshop with Dave Morrow Saturday night and a bunch of new friends that I hope to keep in touch with. While this in an unbelievable picture, this is Dave's work. It's the exact composition that he won the National Geographic photography contest with in 2012. He took us to the location and showed us how he did it. All I did was press the button on my Nikon. Still, happy to have it in my portfolio! Thanks Dave!
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Observed from the summit, here is the shadow of mount Rocciamelone (3.538 meters / 11,603 feet), Italy.
It's pointing to the city of Avigliana/Torino and, with its right coast, it's covering the entire Susa Valley.
Photo taken at sunset.
Article and photos about Mt Rocciamelone shadow
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Location: Batanes
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At the far background is Mt. Iraya located in one of the islands of Batanes called Batan. It is an active volcano of the Philippines that last erupted in 1454.
Looking across the Upper Arkansas River Valley at Mt Yale (14,200') from Brown's Canyon Nat'l Monument. It was a nice day for a hike.
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Another one from the field trip around Flock Hill near Arthur's Pass with Christchurch Photographic Society.
We were lucky to have a beautiful day when the next day was terrible.
I wish I took some panoramas as one of the other photographer took some fantastic ones.
!!! Happy Friday !!!
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- 1/25s, f16, ISO200, 18mm
- 0.6 GND filter
- 3xp HDR (±2ev) tone mapped in DPHDR
- Post-processed in Photoshop and Lightroom
Reflection Lake, Mt. Rainier National Park.
A bit overcooked I think. The real experience is far better and more dramatic.
From Mt Tsubakuro to Mt Otensho runs a great ridge, where you soak in tremendous views: Mt Washiba (2924m), upper center on the farthest back; Mt Yari (3180m), upper left on the back followed by Mt Obami and Mt Nakadake.
I didn't visit Japan, but we did fly right over Mt. Fuji on our return flight to the U.S. from China. From this height (just under 30,000 feet) we can see the trail all the way up mountain. (check it out large)
Check out the geotag. It's fun to compare this view with the satellite view.