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An aerial view over Reflection Canyon at extreme low water level this year.
Lake Powell is the second largest man-made reservoir in the United States. It locates on the Colorado River in Utah and Arizona, United States. Plagued by climate change-fueled drought and increasing demand for water, it has fallen to its lowest level on record since it was first filled more than 50 years ago. When the lake level had dropped far enough that the exposed canyon walls created a pale outline around the lake. This is how Reflection Canyon, one of side canyon in the lake powell, was seen during the lowest water level.
Reflections of a pretty morning! Hope all of you are having a nice New Year! I will be back soon! ~Sam
I always wanted to try this but kept forgetting until this afternoon. Actually, I wanted the sun in the reflection (but I only remembered to do this after the sun had gone down).
Sorry guys but I have to post and run this time again. I'm going the zZZzzzZzzz. Just went online to post this. Thank you for visiting my stream. Catch up with you tomorrow.
I intentionally rotated the image by 180 degree so that the sky becomes the reflections on a lake and vice versa, in hope to explore the beauty of nature from a different perspective. With the sky continuously changing its colors into dusk, it seems better to put down the camera and simply enjoy the moment.
About 5 years ago when visiting Taiwan Taitung Luye Township (台灣台東縣鹿野鄉) green tunnel (綠色隧道), a road with both sides planted with Madagascar Almond, we lied down in the middle of the road to view the sky, trees, and mountains (also known as "Thousands of people lying" 千人躺). That position offers a very unique and beautiful reflections-like perspective, which implanted in my mind for so many years. Later, I found that lying down to view the firework or to view the starry night is truly a wonderful and exciting experience, especially together with dear friend.
Green tunnel and reflections:
Behind the scenes pictures:
ericpare.com/night-reflection-one/night-reflection-1-1
When it gets too dark to see with the naked eye, I play with light to capture traces of a performance of dancing light and human stillness. During the few seconds while the picture is being taken, Kim looks at the stars in the silence of the night. In those moments it seems like time has slowed down.
River Reflection I
Black Canyon - Colorado River
Willow Beach
Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Arizona
January 2022
When the sky meets the land
When water invades the sand
When skies of blue reflect below
Clouds of white on the lake they flow
Travelling the land and the sky
Placing beauty in every looking eye
I'm headed back to Southern Utah tomorrow for the annual Hurricane MTB Festival. I'm really looking forward to riding bikes and hanging out with friends in the desert, even if it is a bit cold and damp this time. And that's ok - interesting weather makes the best photos :-)
This photo appeared in Flickr Explore on March 23rd, 2023. Check out my Mountain Bike Photos album to see more like this.
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Explore #3 - 03/11/17
I can never resist a visit to this location, although I hadn't planned to shoot it today I couldn't just pass by while the light was nice and the lake was still, I'd never really managed to get a full reflection of the tree in the frame on a still lake, it's harder than it sounds as you need the right conditions, the right angle, and ideally the right time of year where the tree has leaves to make it stand out from the background (or ideally a really misty morning).
There was a little mist about this morning which always helps, but to a full misty morning would have put pay to the Autumn reflections behind the tree, there always seems to be a sacrifice somewhere! There was one other photographer down here this morning, a Scottish guy, who I was talking to who like me had returned here numerous times in search of something special - (I'd like to see your stuff if you end up reading this), I'll continue to do the same as well, I just really really enjoy seeing the scene unfold through the different seasons, even if you come away empty handed, there's a lot worse places to be standing around at the beginning of a day it's that stunning a place.
Hi Guys,
I'm back from an incredible vacation to the Canadian Rockies and Glacier National Park, Montana. We also visited the Pacific Northwest again on this trip. I had a great time and have many, many new images to share. Conditions were ideal for shooting, although a large forest fire was sparked by lightning just north of the Icefields Parkway while at the parks in Canada. Skies became hazy during the latter part of the visit, and as I understand there were road closures during parts of the day on the Icefields Parkway shortly after we left.
I hope everyone s doing well and I'll catch up with all of my contacts soon! This is a view of early morning reflections on Waterfowl Lake which is located on the Icefields Parkway in Banff National Park, Alberta. As always, thanks for the visits, comments and faves! :-)