Snake River overlook

[Ben Egbert]

This image was taken in 2008 and recently reprocessed. I liked it well enough to post on it's own rather than salvage Saturday.

 

[AlanLichty]

This one is a definite keeper. I love the atmospherics and the view of the mountains.

 

[John Holbrook]

Very nice re-edit Ben, beautiful image.

 

[Amy Earl]

Stunning landscape, Ben. Congrats on this salvaged treasure!

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Nice one Ben. I like this view of the snake river.

 

[JimFox]

Very nice Ben! I am glad you posted it on it's own. While the S curve of the Snake River can't be seen anymore, I sure do like it in the fall with the trees below turning color.

 

[Ben Egbert]

This one is a definite keeper. I love the atmospherics and the view of the mountains.

Thanks Alan, I have always been a fan of the Tetons.

Very nice re-edit Ben, beautiful image.

Thanks John, glad you like it.

Stunning landscape, Ben. Congrats on this salvaged treasure!

Thanks Amy, I am also glad I revisited this image.

Nice one Ben. I like this view of the snake river.

Thanks Jameel, I like it too.

Very nice Ben! I am glad you posted it on it's own. While the S curve of the Snake River can't be seen anymore, I sure do like it in the fall with the trees below turning color.

Thanks Jim, I suspect a lot less of the river is visible from here after 13 years have passed.

 

[Joe Colozzo]

Love the moody clouds and the colors here Ben.

 

[JimFox]

There is a lot less visible now Ben. I certainly wouldn't mind a little tactful tree trimming in that spot. They could use the lumber to build or upgrade some facilities there. Or even sell off some of that lumber to use to help support the National Park since they always seem to be short of money.