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  1. Tuesday evening at Blue Lake in the North Cascades. The last sunlight lit up the rocky spires of the Liberty Bell Group, with golden larches surrounding the lake.

    I was really glad I stayed long enough to see the mountains light up like this. 🍂🏔️

  2. #Today 08

    Good day!

    Has Mother Nature decided it’s time to cast her vote?

    Another rare hurricane in the southwest? No hurricanes in the east, but now we’re suddenly getting one? Where I am, we’re about to plunge towards freezing temperatures.

    Yes, I’d rather have my problems.

    Be everwell.

    #WritingLife #AmWriting #WritingCommunity #Aging #HealthyLiving #HealthyLifestyle #GetOutside #Hiking #Trails #HikingAdventures #Nature #NaturePhotography #NatureLover #Photography #LandscapePhotography

  3. Here is a minimal seascape for the sea theme that I missed yesterday. One of the afternoons, I went walking the Busan coastline and found these rocks where I could build several compositions. The weather was overcast for 4 days straight, so I thought long exposures would do well for a moody shot.

    Hoya ND1000

    #minimalism #sea #seascape #landscape #LandscapePhotography #LongExposure #coast #blue #seascape #meer #photo #photography #foto #noai #korea

  4. “Shoreline Trees, Clearing Fog” — Fog clears above a grove of coastal trees at Point Lobos.

    the best light usually comes early and late in the day. It often has a warmer coloration, and it can be softer than the midday light coming from high overhead. And there’s a good chance that morning fog and mists may linger. But eventually, on most days, the “good light” period passes and the morning’s work is done. It was that time as I began to make my way back to the trailhead, feeling that the morning’s best light was leaving. But then I saw this row of dense trees along the rocky edge above the water, with a hint of clearing fog in the background.

    continue: gdanmitchell.com/2026/10/07/sh

    #pointlobos #photo #photography #photoOfTheDay #lensCulture #landscapePhotography #photographyLovers #naturePhotography #fineArtPhotography #nature

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  6. Golden larches around Blue Lake near Washington Pass along the North Cascades Highway.

    The softer light really helped the fall colors stand out, and I liked having the lake reflection complete the scene.

    What catches your eye first, the larches or the reflection? 🍂🏔️📷

    #CarlProthmanPhotography #LarchSeason #LandscapePhotography #WashingtonPass #NaturePhotography

  7. Aigualluts waterfall in Benasque valley, all the water from Aneto glacier (what remains of it..) flows into a chasm and resurfaces again in the other side of the mountain range, in the Garonne river basin.
    #WaterfallWednesday #Mountains #LandscapePhotography #Hiking #Pyrenees

  8. #Today 07

    Good day!

    October began with unusually mild temperatures, but this weekend we’re supposed to swing drastically the other direction.

    How much seems to be up for debate, but there’s at least the likelihood of a hard freeze. We’ll see, but already I sense the change.

    Be everwell.

    #WritingLife #AmWriting #WritingCommunity #Aging #HealthyLiving #HealthyLifestyle #GetOutside #Hiking #Trails #HikingAdventures #Nature #NaturePhotography #NatureLover #Photography #LandscapePhotography

  9. A country lane disappears behind autumnal oak trees as it snakes away toward the distant hills, and guides this walker and his dog home.

  10. 🧵1/4
    August 8, 1983: The first climb was a bear, even compared to the rest of the trail in this park. By the time I reached the ridge crest I was exhausted, and I had only come little more than a mile. It was depressing. I had the idea in the back of my mind that one or two days of hiking would restore all the conditioning lost in those few days at home.

    #backpacking #hiking #landscapephotography #nature #NewYork #mountains #forest #AppalachianTrail

  11. The big pond at the allotments was looking very tranquil on Monday evening 😍 Can you spot the coot? |

  12. For #TreeTuesday:

    Another photo from the harsh environment near Mount Baker (Komo Kulshan) in the Mount Baker Wilderness of Washington State, USA. These trees are quite large considering how much growing time they have. Note the man and his young son in the bottom left, for scale. The background are the lower slopes of Mount Baker.

    #Landscape #LandscapePhotography #LPW #Nature #NaturePhotography #Washington #NorthCascades

  13. "April Winds" for #TreeTuesday

    Solitary Cottonwood tree on the pastures south of Lake Henshaw in San Diego's back country. This is a long exposure composite, with some sharper parts of the tree "recovered" from a shorter exposure.

    #Trees #SanDiego #LongExposure #LandscapePhotography #BackCountry #Landscape #Photography #Spring #Clouds

  14. Macroscopic landscape textures appear in this desert view from Monument Peak in San Diego's Laguna Mountains. And cloud shadows are always great for a landscape photo, of course. 😊

    #TextureTuesday #SanDiego #Landscape #LagunaMountains #AnzaBorrego #Photography #LandscapePhotography #Desert #DesertPhotography #Texture #SouthernCalifornia #California #ScenicViews

  15. It's #TreeTuesday and the #Fall vibes are starting to hit hard. Lots of fog and mist is starting to hit my area of the world. Exciting times for #Photography

    #landscapephotography #naturephotography #trees #forests #lpw

  16. A tiny crescent moon lost in a dappled pink autumnal morning sky hovers over a rewilded Welsh hillside.

  17. Seasons Change

    Plunge Pool, White Memorial Foundation, Morris, Connecticut, three pics from 2025: April 30, June 4 and September 26.

    #hiking #photography #outdoors #landscapephotography #mountains #nature #Connecticut #spring #summer #autumn #forest #trail #pond

  18. 🧵1/3
    July 4, 1983: The first half-mile from the hut this morning climbed along the crest of the ridge forming the western rim of the ravine. This led to an interesting summit called Blackrock. It rose above the wooded ridge crest, a huge, barren mound of gray boulders smeared liberally with streaks of green paint.

    #backpacking #hiking #outdoors #landscapephotography #Virginia #mountains #nature #forest #nationalparks #AppalachianTrail

  19. How to make sure you get fall photos that show autumn in all its colorful glory

    In the Northern Hemisphere, we’re in autumn, which means most trees are bursting with color before dropping their leaves for the season.

    It’s a great time for photography with the full range of colors on display. The United States’ East Coast is almost legendary for the fall display, particularly because of the diversity of trees that add to the color pallete.

    But some people may experience disappointment with how their photos come out, not appearing as vivid as they saw, or what they imagined.

    Joe Edelman, a photographer on YouTube, has offered some advice on how to get some of the best fall shots.

    https://www.youtube.com/live/PA0gJbgmV9w?si=hMqFHQEdOBj2gbRk&t=1085

    Among Edelman’s tips are:

    • Shoot on cloudy days. This might sound counterintuitive, as many people may think that more light means better color. First, clouds naturally diffuse the light. In the Pacific Northwest, we jokingly call cloud cover a “Seattle softbox.” It also gives the sky a bluish tinge, which better contrasts with the color of the foliage, making it stand out.
    • Use a polarizing filter. If you have to shoot when the sun is out, this will darken the sky, as well as remove any reflections from water on the leaves, letting their color show.
    • Set your white balance manually. Joe says that automatic settings tend to flatten out the colors in the leaves, as the automatic setting goes mainly for an average.
    • Use the vibrance slider to boost colors. Vibrance targets muted colors, leaving the more robust ones alone. Saturation, on the other hand, boosts all colors, which can look garish, especially if it’s overdone.
    • Close-ups are not bad. Many photographers may think you need broad vistas of colorful trees, but sometimes close-ups of a branch or leaves on the ground can work just as well.

    If you want to know when to expect the most color in your area, go to Explorefall.com, which provides a map showing where the best fall colors are. Typically, the color changes start at higher altitudes and work their way down to the valleys as temperatures drop.

    #Autumn #FallColors #JoeEdelman #LandscapePhotography #leaves #photography #photographyTips
  20. Wilson Glacier Falls, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, USA

    While I was hiking the Glacier Vista Trail at Mount Rainier last week, I stopped at the viewpoint to photograph Wilson Glacier Falls.

    What caught my eye was how the waterfall stood out against the rugged rock and glacier terrain.

    It was amazing to see how much water was coming from the glacier, creating a waterfall that drops more than 300 feet toward the lower portion of the Nisqually Glacier.

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