John Holbrook
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Thursday’s Task: Winter Wanderland—snowscapes captured in your travels. My examples below:
Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
Fort Loudon Lake, TN
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Thursday’s Task: Winter Wanderland—snowscapes captured in your travels. My examples below:
Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
Fort Loudon Lake, TN
BlackRockArt
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Joh, the Rocky Mountain shot seems great. Love it.
Here is mine: Tunnel View After The Snowstorm.
This was taken a few years ago, the valley got 3 feet of snow, with the chilly temperature, the whole park turned into a gorgeous winter wonderland.
Oliver
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An old barn taken about 1983 in North Idaho
American Fork River
Utah Lake
An old barn taken about 1983 in North Idaho
American Fork River
Utah Lake
John Holbrook
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Oliver, love your snowscape—beautiful!Joh, the Rocky Mountain shot seems great. Love it.
Here is mine: Tunnel View After The Snowstorm.
This was taken a few years ago, the valley got 3 feet of snow, with the chilly temperature, the whole park turned into a gorgeous winter wonderland.
Oliver
John Holbrook
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Ben, there’s something about old dilapidated barns—especially with snow! The American Fork River shot is so beautiful—great capture! The Utah Lake image’s warm and cool colors together makes a stunning image.
AlanLichty
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I think I will go with my friendly local volcano - Mt. St, Helens:
MonikaC
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Not quite so friendly in 1980!
AlanLichty
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And especially if you were standing on the ridge I shot this from
John Holbrook
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Alan, a beautiful scene you’ve captured of Mt. St. Helens—thankfully peaceful.
Rick Nantais
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Mill Bay, British Columbia. Not as exotic as many shot here but interesting, specially in RV full time
Kyle Jones
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Here are a couple I like from the Banff area
1) Mount Kidd at sunrise
2) Panther Falls
1) Mount Kidd at sunrise
2) Panther Falls
John Holbrook
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Rick, I like the odd number of similar trees with the center tree having the forked trunk—nice visual capture!
John Holbrook
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Kyle, your first image of Mt. Kidd is very nice—love the blue scene with the orange peaks and their reflection in the foreground stream. Frozen waterfalls like the Panther Falls capture are always a visual treat.
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John Holbrook
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Jeffrey, I like each of these especially the second “abstract” image. The first snowy tree image with its orange leaves is a beautiful scene. Your B&W snow scene with the lone tree is very nice as well.
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A few from me.
Mt Rainier
Mt Shuksan
And just for fun, a drone view of the local golf course after a snow dusting.
Mt Rainier
Mt Shuksan
And just for fun, a drone view of the local golf course after a snow dusting.
John Holbrook
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Monika, wow! Love both images––the first has amazing colors in the sky/water background and the ice shards create a compelling foreground. The second image is beautifully serene.
John Holbrook
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Who knew a golf course could be ethereally beautiful? The Rainier image is majestic and the Mt. Shuskan image with the perfect reflection is equally so—like the moon too.
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BlackRockArt
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Kyle, I just want to say I love these two photos, the contrast of tones, the composition, just beautiful.
Oliver