Minor fall at Crabtree Falls. In the George Washington National Forest, in Nelson County, Virginia.
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Dawn view of Blue Ridge Mountains, looking south from Indian Gap toward Bluff Mountain. On the border of Nelson and Rockbridge Counties, Virginia.
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Dawn view of Blue Ridge Mountains, looking south from Indian Gap toward Bluff Mountain. On the border of Nelson and Rockbridge Counties, Virginia.
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Sunrise at Duck, North Carolina. Please click to enlarge.
At dawn there were about twenty other adventuresome photographers on the beach with me, but they sensibly went back to their rooms for more sleep or morning coffee as soon as the sun was up and their snapshots were done, while I stayed to take more pictures. I have dozens of experimental shots of seafoam and waves that I will post in small batches over the next few days (You’re welcome). I’ll stop today with this conventional shot of an Atlantic sunrise. On the Outer Banks conventional is the word in use as synonym for resplendent or magnificent.
Sunrise at Duck, North Carolina. Please click to enlarge.
At dawn there were about twenty other adventuresome photographers on the beach with me, but they sensibly went back to their rooms for more sleep or morning coffee as soon as the sun was up and their snapshots were done, while I stayed to take more pictures. I have dozens of experimental shots of seafoam and waves that I will post in small batches over the next few days (You’re welcome). I’ll stop today with this conventional shot of an Atlantic sunrise. On the Outer Banks conventional is the word in use as synonym for resplendent or magnificent.
Painted Desert Series, No. 8.
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Painted Desert Series, No. 8.
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Painted Desert Series, No. 7.
View from the Blue Mesa.
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Painted Desert Series, No. 7.
View from the Blue Mesa.
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Painted Desert Series, No. 6.
The Blue Mesa formation.
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