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I wasn't but it is funny how the wide angle lens made it look like I was several feet above the fence.
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I like JaniceL's first image in post #6. The Daylight logo is pretty cool and you caught it on a moving locomotive!
Here's one of mine from Sunday morning when my daughter and I went down to watch the 4449 and go for nice hike.
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Very nice! My family and I stayed a night in Twin Falls last August and we visited this view point. With the trail along the edge of the canyon there is a lot of potential for photos there. Sadly the night we were there the fires were so bad that the sun set with little fanfare.
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Yep, it was Sunday night. It would have been nice to see you and George show up down there.
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I visited the Columbia River the other night in hopes of catching the moon rise around Mt. Hood. As is fairly typical this time of year the clouds moved in late in the day precluding me from seeing the moon until almost 45 minutes after the official rise. Of course the clouds provided another...
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I'll second Pacific City/Cape Kiwanda. Lots of great stuff to photograph there Bob. Drop by the Pelican Pub for a good brew and meal too...
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Here's the last one from the trip. On Sunday morning we awoke to mixed sun and clouds. From the back deck of the B&B the clouds were streaming across the north flank of Mt. Angeles and letting the sun peak through to highlight the face. I took several photos as the clouds and sun moved in and...
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Nice, I like the soft forest. I'll have to try that with one of my Hoh pics to see how it looks.
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After the Hoh we headed back to Forks (aka Twilight land) and captured a photo of Bella's truck for my teenage daughter. We didn't figure a Twilight tour by one of the two Twilight tour companies in town was necessary so we moved on to Rialto beach.
My parents were never big on the beach so in...
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On Saturday we drove from Port Angeles to the Hoh rain forest. I haven't visited this area since the 1980's when I camped with my family at Sol Duc so it was very nice to get back up there.
For photos from a rain forest you'd expect the larger forest...right? What's more striking about the...
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I'm jealous. The view from up there was fabulous and I'd love to have to look at it everyday. It looks like the wind blows there quite a bit but that would be a problem I'd be happy to have to worry about.
The haze was so thick that Mt. Baker was not out that day. I knew it was over there...
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Friday night we had dinner in Sequim and drove up to Dungeness spit to see what we could see. What a fabulous view! The original of this was very blue thanks to the water, distant mountains, and clear sky. I found I liked the nearly black and white version much better as the mountains tended...
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Last weekend Tammy and I visited the Olympic Peninsula for a get away weekend and to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary. We were very fortunate with the weather having only a bit of rain on Friday with the rest of the time being overcast now and then or mostly sunny.
Here's the first of...
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Nice work Dave! I'm a big fan of "The light at the end of the tunnel...". You captured the essence of those few seconds between the time you know the train is going to exit the tunnel and when it actually appears. I'd hang that on my wall.
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As others have said Steve, great collection!! While I'm not a birder I have to say one of my favorites is "Reflecting Heron in Flight". Something about it draws me in.
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Thanks again for the comments everyone. Not only were these images my favorite results of the year they also represent my favorite photographic adventures.
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I love the richness of the colors in the museum of glass photos!
You could have found a better model for that first photo :-)
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From the category 'Landscape' here are my favorites of 2009. Many of these I've shared here before but this time I'll include some of my thoughts on them. Presented in chronological order...
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Ocean Sunset #2
I captured this fabulous sunset on the tip of Cape Kiwanda in Oregon. When I...
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Yep, worth every minute of the hour I stood out there!
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Thanks for all the comments! Here's another cold one....
Sunrise at 14 Degrees II
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