Mountains, seascapes, desert, and forests ~ there are so many diverse and spectacular scenes to experience on this planet and I have every intention of capturing a many of them as I am capable in life.
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A calm river reflects the dawn sky and wooded banks, with weathered logs and rocks in the foreground. Those quiet reflections offer a lovely reason to linger over the first light, as warm color begins to touch the landscape. The photographer identifies the setting as the Salt River near Coons Bluff in Arizona and reports arriving as the sun rose over the mountains. Smooth water holds a clear mirror of the softly colored sky and dark tree line. Let your gaze drift from reflected light toward the layered hills, then return to the still water. Rough driftwood and rounded stones give the near bank a rugged warmth against the river's cool blues. The photographer recalls blue shifting toward pink and orange with daylight. The quiet meeting of water, stone, and early light makes this a view worth carrying into the day.
A calm river reflects the dawn sky and wooded banks, with weathered logs and rocks in the foreground. Those quiet reflections offer a lovely reason to linger over the first light, as warm color begins to touch the landscape. The photographer identifies the setting as the Salt River near Coons Bluff in Arizona and reports arriving as the sun rose over the mountains. Smooth water holds a clear mirror of the softly colored sky and dark tree line. Let your gaze drift from reflected light toward the layered hills, then return to the still water. Rough driftwood and rounded stones give the near bank a rugged warmth against the river's cool blues. The photographer recalls blue shifting toward pink and orange with daylight. The quiet meeting of water, stone, and early light makes this a view worth carrying into the day.
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