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wud

wud

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Such amazing places you live or visit. In Denmark its very .... flat. Our tallest "mountain" are 147 meters high. Thats not much.


Got a few landscape pictures, I am not so good at it yet, having a hard time seing the lines out there. But practice practice :) I love the sky and clouds. Can look at them forever.


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nikonpup

nikonpup

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wud said:
Such amazing places you live or visit. In Denmark its very .... flat. Our tallest "mountain" are 147 meters high. Thats not much.


Got a few landscape pictures, I am not so good at it yet, having a hard time seing the lines out there. But practice practice :) I love the sky and clouds. Can look at them forever.


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#2 very nice, check the "cloudscape" thread. I would give #3 a "like" if the tree did not get lost in the woods. thanks for posting.
 
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STM

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Another one from the mid 80's. Downtown Seattle from atop the Space Needle. FE-2 and (probably) the 55mm f/2.8 Micro Nikkor with Ektachrome 100. I love how Mt. Ranier seems to float in the background.

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STM

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There is nothing really special about this image, I just love the serenity of the sunset. That part of the country is truly a photographer's paradise! This again is up in Washington state, in the San Juan islands. Another beautiful WA summer sunset!

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Alan

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The gap in the mountain is known as Indiantown Gap. It was a natural passage in the Blue Mountains and there has been a military presents there since the French and Indian War. It is now home to the 28th Division.

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RockyNH_RIP

RockyNH_RIP

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Alan said:
The gap in the mountain is known as Indiantown Gap. It was a natural passage in the Blue Mountains and there has been a military presents there since the French and Indian War. It is now home to the 28th Division.
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Been by there many a time... Nice photo..

Pat in NH
 
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