exploring nature’s infinite connections
As I have written about before, from time to time I go skimming through my old folders of images. Sometimes a few get put aside during the editing process and time gets away from me. Here are a couple I really liked, I’ll probably turn the frosty one into a nice large print. These aren’t too old, from my fall color trip to the Smokies last year. Given the humid, hot weather around Michigan lately, I found the frost image quite refreshing!
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the mountain photo is superb…the light is perfect….
Mark, very nice photos, especially the mountains … I’m rather partial to mountains. 🙂
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My favorite place in the US! I’d live there if I could. Maybe I will some day. Beautiful images.
I think that mountain photo is awesome. All the different layers of purple lead the eye to the beautiful orange/pink.
Thanks Jimmy. I often wonder if winter type images have more appeal during this time of year! 🙂
I love the frosty pic…your right looks so refreshing.