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The lighting accents the beauty of this landscape perfectly. Well timed and well captured! 🙂
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Thank you very much Amy!
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This was a stunning photograph showing Mother Nature’s artwork! Such lovely lighting and I can see a few details which means a perfect long distance portrait shot, Deborah!
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Thank you so much Robin! I’m glad you like it. xx
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I really will have to look at it again since there is a lot there to see, Deborah. xo 💐
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great image and light!
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Thank you so much Hannah!
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yw!
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Gorgeous! I love the colours and shapes. The glowing mountain is beautiful but the variety of late evening greens capture my eyes even more. 🙂
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Thank you so much Myriam!
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I love how the light over the mountain was captured, and the differences in colors and textures. You are so talented Deborah!
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Thank you so much Antonia!
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Gorgeous, Deborah.
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So pretty!
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I’ve only seen Mt. Shasta from I-5. I’m curious as to where you are relative to the mountain? I know, it’s “Wordless Wednesday” but you know I’d treat that as a suggestion…
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I was looking south east. The base of Mt. Shasta was about 25 miles south east of where I was. The Lake is called Lake Shastina if you want to look it up on the map.
fyi- The map image was taken during the drought. What a difference it is now! The water comes up the levy just by the roads now.
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Wow – I think every time I’ve been to CA, there’s been a drought. I was at Yosemite in August 1977 and the falls were hardly more than a trickle. Thanks for the reply.
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I want to be there!!!
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Thank you so much Jodi! Me too! I’m ready to go back and camp out this time.
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If that photo was taken in Northern Ontario (which the mountains in the background confirm it wasn’t), I would say that the vegetation in the foreground is dusted with frost. That colour reminds me of late fall. It looks like you were on a lovely hike far from the crowds.
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This was the spot we’d chosen at the bottom of the hill. It was lovely despite slipping and hurting my knee. It’s still awfully tender and tiny bit swollen. 😦
The brush was a silvery gray in color. The silver in it gives it that frosty blueish color I think.
I’d like to get back here and camp out this summer.
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Is that what they call sagebrush? The colour is what I imagined sagebrush to look like.
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I think so.
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