Fall colors are over, so it's time to put the cameras away until winter, right? Not necessarily. Many of us in four season locations have a brief period of time to view the dry, clear landscape without the added element of snow. This was encountered in the Eastern Sierra on my way back from Death Valley last week.
Photo: Nov 28
Canon 70D, Canon 70 – 300mm f/4 – 5.6 IS lens
handheld
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Fall colors are over, so it’s time to put the cameras away until winter, right? Not necessarily. Many of us in four season locations have a brief period of time to view the dry, clear landscape without the added element of snow. This was encountered in the Eastern Sierra on my way back from Death Valley last week.
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Add the snow.. makes it more... beautiful....|`~♦
Light…Shade…YES…Graphics...
bella imagen!
Beautiful +Jeff Sullivan
Cool photo
Rừng chết, Forêt morte, très belle photo
Nice work!
s very calm
Big mistake to "put cameras away,!Look again at this great revealing shot ! see the whole row in the foreground;of natures elementals,each living expression,of MOTHER-NATURE has its LOGUS,think again,0f ELVES-NYMPHS-NIADS,of DWARVES-and TROLLS,Look closely ,they are looking right -at-you see the lining spirit within our wonderous home ,Paused for us to"(SEE)",??
I would say it was a great decision to put this image in the B&W category.