John Holbrook
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Thursday’s Task: Landscape SCRAMBLE game board: Mountains
My examples below:
Great Smoky Mountains, TN
Grand Tetons National Park, WY
Rocky Mountains National Park, CO
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Thursday’s Task: Landscape SCRAMBLE game board: Mountains
My examples below:
Great Smoky Mountains, TN
Grand Tetons National Park, WY
Rocky Mountains National Park, CO
AlanLichty
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Nice topic for those of us not living out on prairies 
I like your Grand Tetons shots but the Smokies are a neat visual treat as well with the fall colors in #1,
I like your Grand Tetons shots but the Smokies are a neat visual treat as well with the fall colors in #1,
One of my favorite subjects to photograph.
Moonrise and sunset, Mt St Helens
Maroon Bells Fall, CO
Mt Shuksan, WA
Grant Tetons sunset
Mt Rainier sunset from the air
Moonrise and sunset, Mt St Helens
Maroon Bells Fall, CO
Mt Shuksan, WA
Grant Tetons sunset
Mt Rainier sunset from the air
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AlanLichty
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Sunrise at Jackson Lake, Grand Tetons:
Two Medicine, Glacier National Park:
Umm al-Biyara, Petra National Park, Jordan:
Mt. St. Helens:
Mt. Hood:
Two Medicine, Glacier National Park:
Umm al-Biyara, Petra National Park, Jordan:
Mt. St. Helens:
Mt. Hood:
John Holbrook
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Jameel, one word…Wow! I love each of these magnificent mountain images! Thank you for sharing.
John Holbrook
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Alan, beautiful images you’ve shared—I especially love the Glacier and Grand Tetons mountains landscapes. Perhaps my favorite image is the Mount Hood image. Of course the Mt. St. Helen’s is the most arresting capture of your post—Wow! Thanks again for sharing.
John Holbrook
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Michael, gorgeous mountain images! The Chimney Rock image is a favorite—I love the palette of colorful trees, near and far, with the gray rockfaces above. Nice. I also love the light in the Mt. Whitney capture—again nice! The Mt. Hood is a very special image as well, my favorite, but all are great. Thank you for sharing!
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ProCaliberTraveler
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Mountains, you say?
The sunrise making the peaks of the Eastern Sierra glow from the top of the White Mountains (hello, Bishop!)
Buttermilk Country at the base of the Eastern Sierra.
Kearsarge Pass
The sunrise making the peaks of the Eastern Sierra glow from the top of the White Mountains (hello, Bishop!)
Buttermilk Country at the base of the Eastern Sierra.
Kearsarge Pass
John Holbrook
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Michael, three special “mountainscapes” you’ve shared (thank you!) I love the Kearsarge Pass image’s composition—I like the rocky foreground and blue water contrast. Beautiful image. In contrast, the soft light of the White Mountains image is also very nice capture too. I also love the B&W Buttermilk Country image with the backlit centered tree casting its soft shadow in the foreground and the snowy peaked mountains beyond. Nice!
dan swiger
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Mostly Death Valley
John Holbrook
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Dan, quite stunning mountain images you shared—thank you! My favorite is your last image, beautiful mountains and sky—with falls! Your first Death Valley capture is very nice as well—love the colors and layers. The flowered foreground in the second image is quite nice as well—love the yellows and blues. I also like the middle image of mountains and layers. Nice capture too.
John Holbrook
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Larry, the “few you like”—I love! Red Rock Lake and Indian Peaks, a well done panorama—beautiful scene plus reflection! Nice. I like the Trail Ridge Road capture with the nice foreground layer and majestic mountains beyond. Nice clouds to “complete the picture.” The Fisher Towers is a beautiful capture as well—I especially love the yellows layers in your composition—well composed. Thanks for sharing all of these Larry!Here are a few I like:
Red Rock Lake and the Indian Peaks
View near the top of Trailridge Road
Fisher Towers and the La Sal Mountains
Ken Rennie
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Inverpolly mountains, Assynt, NW Scotland. Ken
John Holbrook
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Ken, I love this panorama you shared! Good composition with the green expanse in the foreground and blues of mountains and sky beyond. The random rocks in the foreground provide visual interest as well. Nice! Thank you for sharing.