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Une quinzaine de minutes de plus et un point de vue plus bas - sur la rive du lac - et les premiers rayons du soleil illuminent le lac... un miroir presque parfait n'eut été de la glace qui le couvre encore partiellement!
About fifteen minutes later from my earlier post and a lower point of view - down to the lake level - and the first rays are hitting the lake... a perfect mirror except for the ice still partially covering the lake!
Nothing is more glorious than sunrise. This is of Moraine Lake, Alberta, Canada. It was 35 degrees mid-august, but the shot is worth it.
It's fall colors time so here's my card in the hat.
I recently spent some time chasing fall colors up in the Canadian rockies. We hit the jackpot as far as timing our arrival, big hats off to William McIntosh for timing the trip just right, which included a last minute schedule change to arrive one week later in September trying to time it just right. To make things more interesting Mother Nature decided to bring in winter at the same time celebrating with several snow flurries and an avalanche on the hike from the lodge to the campground, thats after the ranger warned us to stay away from the upper meadow where a mother grizzly and her two cubs had been spotted foraging for food, then after some other informal information about the weather and the fact that they had to shut-off the water to the campground because the pipes where freezing, our next question was where do we get water now, to which they replied the stream at the back of the campground......In the upper meadow!!!!
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First light on the Sawtooths Mt. McGown reflected in Stanley Lake. Who needs sleep when one can enjoy such beauty as this with their morning coffee? Even the coffee tastes better.
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View over lake Vänern - the largest lake in Sweden (and actually the largest lake in the European Union, and the third largest in Europe - the two largest being in Russia).
Sunrise at Herbert Lake, near Lake Louise, Canada.
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Sunset lake, just a simple picture to test my new smartphone, the Samsung A52 S. I think it looks ok enough for uploads?
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Lake Cawndilla is one of the nine lakes making up Menindi Lakes in south-western NSW. The shallow margins of the lakes are studded with dead black box trees. And I mean lots, thousands. It’s like an alien landscape and quite eerie to walk alone with no one else for many many miles, it’s a very isolated place. It was one of the most memorable places on my recent camping trip. Nothing like camping in a national park with a fire to fend off the cold and the stars above 😀
Hope everyone has been well., cheers.
Lake Mamie
Camera: Canon Eos 6D
Lens: EF24-105mmF/4L-USM
Aperture: f/22.0
Focal Length: 50 mm
Shutter Speed: 8 sec
ISO: 50
Lake Wakatipu heading out of Queenstown on Kingston Rd, NZ.
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Bow Lake is located on the Bow River, in the Canadian Rockies. Bow Lake was one of the stops during driving on the Icefields Parkway. It was a cloudy morning, I was amazed by the magnificent peaks and reflections on the lake. The view is stunning. Spending some time walking around the lake, the sceneries of Canadian Rockies are out of this world.
Mavora Lake Road Pond
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This is another shot from Grasmere Lake on a very still September evening. I wanted to capture the concentric circles around the Swan. I used HDR again from a single RAW image.
This photo was short-listed by National Geographic for their 2015 Photo contest. It can be seen and downloaded as a wallpaper from here: photography.nationalgeographic.com/contest-2015/gallery/w...
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