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- 24 Jul 2012 / 12:11 AM
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- Landscape, Long Exposure, Photo, Travel
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- green, hike, Pacific Northwest, rain forest, tree, US National Park, water, water fall
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Peyto Lake

Peyto Lake under the midday sun – Icefields Parkway, Alberta, Canada
Peyto Lake is one of those rare locations that is best photographed under a brilliant midday sun to get the full impact of its turquoise water from suspended glacial flour in the lake refracting the green spectrum of the sun’s light. The three most famous glacier-fed lakes with bright turquoise/emerald water color in the Banff-Jasper area are Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and Peyto Lake. Each has its own beauty, but perhaps this view of Peyto Lake seen from Bow Summit is the most visually striking of them three.
This is a single exposure shot at 16mm with a two stops soft-edge GND filter.
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- 08 Nov 2011 / 12:10 AM
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- Alberta, Bow-Summit, Canada, cloud, glacier flour, glacier lake, hike, icefields-parkway, lake, mountain, Peyto-Lake, reflection, sky, snow
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Going To The Sun Road

The Garden Wall and Going To The Sun Road in the evening light – Logan Pass, Montana
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- 27 Aug 2009 / 12:30 AM
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- alpenglow, cloud, Garden Wall, Glacier National Park, Highlight Trail, hike, Logan Pass, Montana, mountain, sky, sunset, US National Park
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Grinnell Lake

Aerial view of Grinnell Lake from Grinnell Glacier Trail – Many Glacier, Montana.
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- 21 Aug 2009 / 04:24 PM
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- cloud, glacier flour, glacier lake, Glacier National Park, Grinnell Falls, Grinnell Glacier, Grinnell Lake, hike, lake, Montana, moutain, sky, US National Park, water, water fall
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- 12 Oct 2008 / 12:34 AM
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- aspen, California, Eastern Sierra, foliage, hike, lundy-canyon
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Little Lakes Valley
Little Lakes Valley and the Sierra Crest seen from the Mono Pass Trail
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- 27 Mar 2008 / 11:08 PM
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- Angels Landing, hike, Springdale, US National Park, Utah, Zion
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- 26 Mar 2008 / 11:44 PM
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- Angels Landing, hike, Springdale, US National Park, Utah, Zion
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Kauai Fisherman

I shot this Poipu’s fisherman a few minutes after the previous photo. The clouds moved in and wrapped around the sun in a spectacular ball of light. I took a few shots, then looked around for another subject to add to the composition, found nothing. I was about to put myself in the photo, then I saw this fisherman walked right into my frame.
I saw him earlier back near the trail head, casting his line in the dark. Haft an hour later, he had caught up with me. He kept on casting his line, reeling it back in, walking up the coast and repeating the process. I waited until he got the the “right” spot and started firing after the water surface settled. He reeled his line back in, then walked out of my frame and disappeared. We never spoke; each worked quietly on his own. There was no one else out there but us. I’m glad that he was out there, adding a personal touch to my photo. For a moment, I envied his life on the island, fishing in solitude during a spectacular sunrise.
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Poipu Sunrise

Poipu Sunrise, Kauai
Just returned from five days in Kauai. Had a wonderful time. Plenty of sunshine. Shot a few good photos. Will get around to posting some more.
This was shot during our first morning on the island. I set out for a short hike in the dark with a flash light. Although I hadn’t scouted this particular area before, it wasn’t too difficult to find the trail on the east side of Shipwreck beach towards the Makewehi Lithfied cliffs. By the time I got in position to frame this shot, the clouds had turned from red to yellow, and the sun was getting a little too high, but it was quite an experience sitting there watching the light and clouds show through my view finder.








