John Holbrook
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Thursday’s Task: Water in two or more visible forms in the landscape. My examples below:
Nymph Lake, Yellowstone National Park, WY
Fort Loudon Lake, TN
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Thursday’s Task: Water in two or more visible forms in the landscape. My examples below:
Nymph Lake, Yellowstone National Park, WY
Fort Loudon Lake, TN
AlanLichty
Moderator
Fun theme - here goes.
Sunrise at Reflection lakes with snow on the peak and mist along with the water in the lake:
Icy Multnomah Falls:
Ice at Shepperds Dell in the Columbia River Gorge :
As a finale - 4 states with Silver Lake down in front and partially frozen; snow covered Mt. St. Helens in the distance and water vapor in a small cloud at the edge of the scene. Not visible from this view St. Helens was emitting steam from a growing dome inside of the crater in 2008 when this was taken.
Sunrise at Reflection lakes with snow on the peak and mist along with the water in the lake:
Icy Multnomah Falls:
Ice at Shepperds Dell in the Columbia River Gorge :
As a finale - 4 states with Silver Lake down in front and partially frozen; snow covered Mt. St. Helens in the distance and water vapor in a small cloud at the edge of the scene. Not visible from this view St. Helens was emitting steam from a growing dome inside of the crater in 2008 when this was taken.
Rick Nantais
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Picture taken yesterday near Tortilla Flat, Az.
Ken Rennie
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It doesn't snow a lot here but I should be able to find a view images. Ken
Two from the Lake District
Ullswater with a brief heavy snowstorm.
Derwentwater with a little early snow as well as Autumn Foliage
Two from Scotland
Early morning sunshine on Ben Lomond with a misty Loch Ard
Glencoe
Back to the Lake District for a semi frozen Aira Force
Two from the Lake District
Ullswater with a brief heavy snowstorm.
Derwentwater with a little early snow as well as Autumn Foliage
Two from Scotland
Early morning sunshine on Ben Lomond with a misty Loch Ard
Glencoe
Back to the Lake District for a semi frozen Aira Force
Douglas Sherman
Staff
Another clever choice, John. Here are my contributions.
Hector Lake, Canadian Rockies: snow, evaporation fog, and water.
Moraine Lake Canadian Rockies: snow, clouds, and water.
Des Plaines River, IL: Ice, evaporation fog, water, and snow.
Hector Lake, Canadian Rockies: snow, evaporation fog, and water.
Moraine Lake Canadian Rockies: snow, clouds, and water.
Des Plaines River, IL: Ice, evaporation fog, water, and snow.
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Trent Watts
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Here are my contributions to today's task.
This boat sits all winter on open water on our river waiting for summer when they take tourists up the river.
Three forms with water vapour, ice and open water.
More ice and water on our river.
This boat sits all winter on open water on our river waiting for summer when they take tourists up the river.
Three forms with water vapour, ice and open water.
More ice and water on our river.
Kyle Jones
Moderator
1) Hot Creek
2) Vermilion Lakes - Banff
3) Ice on Beach - Iceland
4) Grand Prismatic Spring - Yellowstone
2) Vermilion Lakes - Banff
3) Ice on Beach - Iceland
4) Grand Prismatic Spring - Yellowstone
Douglas Sherman
Staff
These are all very nice, Ken. The first two are exceptional.
John Holbrook
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Alan, great examples for this task, the Reflection Lake sunrise is my favorite and an exceptional landscape. I love your other examples as well especially the Canary Springs image!
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John Holbrook
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Rick, a good image with an interesting foreground leading to the red rocks beyond. Nice!
John Holbrook
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Ken, I like the falling snow captured in your first image—and if I HAD to choose a favorite I would be the Derwentwater image or the dramatic Glencoe image. All are very well captured and thank you for sharing.
AlanLichty
Moderator
John - I made a mistake when I put my images together for this and accidentally deleted the Canary Springs image and showed a shot from Shepherd's Dell in the Columbia River Gorge instead
dan swiger
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John Holbrook
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Doug, your second image Moraine Lake is my favo rite—a truly beautiful image! The Hector Lake is also very well captured, a beautitular sight.
John Holbrook
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Trent, you’ve shared three interesting images—especially favor the second image with the sweep of the river in this snowy scene. I also like the close up of the projection of ice above the water.
John Holbrook
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Kyle, wonderful images you’ve shared—I cannot choose a favorite, they are exceptional in all aspects. Thanks for sharing.
John Holbrook
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Dan, very nice images you’ve shared, I especially favor the snowy Bristlecone Pine image, as well as your fourth and fifth images as favorites—great images.
A fun task this thursday John and as usual a very creative image as well.
My contributions for this week. Three images from north of the border.
Canmore, near Banff, AB
Lower Johnston Canyon Falls in Winter.
Two Jack Lake, Banff
My contributions for this week. Three images from north of the border.
Canmore, near Banff, AB
Lower Johnston Canyon Falls in Winter.
Two Jack Lake, Banff
Bridalveil falls Provo Canyon
American Fork River
Utah Lake
American Fork River
Utah Lake
John Holbrook
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Love all three images Jameel—and I have two favorites, your first and second images. The Canmore capture is especially well seen and captured and your Johnston Canyon falls is another special images as well—love the falling “liquid” water next to the “solid” ice surrounding it.