John Holbrook
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Thursday’s Task: Landscapes far from home. My examples below:
Valley of Fire State Park, NV
Great Basin National Park, NV
ET Highway (State Route 375), NV
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Thursday’s Task
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Thursday’s Task: Landscapes far from home. My examples below:
Valley of Fire State Park, NV
Great Basin National Park, NV
ET Highway (State Route 375), NV
Great topic, I have a few of these.
The chocolate Drops in the Maze
Millard Canyon, this is really remote
The Doll house, also the Maze
The chocolate Drops in the Maze
Millard Canyon, this is really remote
The Doll house, also the Maze
dan swiger
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Sweet! I have a few
From a Kauai sunrise
Someware near Toroweap
Outskirts of Fairbanks AK at my friends "dry cabin"
Bass Harbor Lighthouse, Acadia Nat'l Park for my 60th BD
From a Kauai sunrise
Someware near Toroweap
Outskirts of Fairbanks AK at my friends "dry cabin"
Bass Harbor Lighthouse, Acadia Nat'l Park for my 60th BD
Ken Rennie
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This is just over 1,000 miles from home, not far, but I was on a bicycle. Blue hour, Avignon, France. Ken
John Holbrook
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Beautiful images Ben—the the Maze capture is especially nice.
John Holbrook
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Dan, your images show a wide variety of travel—all are very well captured and edited—I especially like the B&W Toroweap as well as the Acadia lighthouse image.
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John Holbrook
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Ken, beautiful scene well captured.
AlanLichty
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Interesting task to ponder for me - southern Utah didn't used to be a long journey for me but now its around a thousand miles away.
I'll start out farther away yet with a couple of sandstone scenes in the vicinity of Petra, Jordan:
One from the Bisti:
Mossy Cave Trail in Bryce Canyon NP:
I'll start out farther away yet with a couple of sandstone scenes in the vicinity of Petra, Jordan:
One from the Bisti:
Mossy Cave Trail in Bryce Canyon NP:
John Holbrook
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Alan, great variety of very nice captures—with quite a span of distance! Love the Bryce image and its composition. The textures of the Jordan photos are striking.
John Holbrook
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Dean, I love the images from China and of course the one from Japan is beautiful as well. The Yellowknife’s sky, reflection and composition are well captured.I have a few far from home
China
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Japan
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Yellowknife NWT Canada
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Huangshan China
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Ken Rennie
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I am going for the distance record. 11,620 miles to the MacKinnon Pass, Fjordland, South Island, New Zealand. Ken
Douglas Sherman
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Lots of beautiful images here. Here are my contributions.
Kalalau Valley in Hawaii
Cadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park, ME
Rockslide at Peyto Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, CN
Kalalau Valley in Hawaii
Cadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park, ME
Rockslide at Peyto Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, CN
Douglas Sherman
Staff
You win, Ken.
John Holbrook
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A beautiful scene Ken, like the composition.
John Holbrook
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Doug, the Kalalau Valley’s colors and clouds create a gorgeous landscape. I really like the foreground rocks in the Acadia and Banff images leading into beautiful scenes.
John Holbrook
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Jeffrey, that’s eight more time zones than I’ve traveled! Your first image is my favorite—a beautiful capture and edit. The others are also very pleasing images—like the setting sun and the zebra in the second in the series.
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A pretty well travelled crowd.
Tundra in Churchill, Manitoba
Banff, Alberta
Stonehenge, UK
Tundra in Churchill, Manitoba
Banff, Alberta
Stonehenge, UK
John Holbrook
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Jameel, the images from Banff and Manitoba are my favorites of your post—I like that the trees in the middle ground are dwarfed by the mountains beyond—visually interesting.