The last one I showed was before the sun hit the mountain, here is what it looked like during the first moments. Not real intense as there was clouds blocking the sun in the east.
Thanks Alan, I did not notice any smoke on this morning, but I could be wrong.Still some lingering smoke but nowhere near as bad as it was the day you took me up there. I like the patches of aspen scattered through the scene below.
Thanks Jim, I also have a later images with more intense light which I am saving for another day. I prefer this one however.This is nice Ben! I like that first light on the peaks. It may not be super intense, but it's still there.
Send me a message before you go and I will explain how to get in. Not hard to find on a map, but then it gets complicated.Nice one Ben. I need to look up this viewpoint next time I visit this area.
Thanks Barry really glad you like itThat soft glow on the peaks is really sweet! And, as Alan noted, the scattered aspen a wonderful touch in the fg.
Thanks Mike, yes, I have an earlier image that I like better and a later one which I have yet to post. I also showed a couple sunset shots from here.Ben,
You have gotten a number of really nice captures from this view! I think I recall that the pre-sunrise one was maybe even more impressive, but I could only say that if I saw it next to this shot, which stands very well on its own as a pleasing capture. I would be very happy to have taken either one
The kiss of light just on the top of the peak, accentuated by the perfectly placed cloud, makes this special.
ML