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Full-screen is the best way to really see the snow falling.
Best in full-screen mode on black.
I think that this horse is still in training, doesn't get ridden much or is just always strongheaded. The young woman riding seemed to be manageing well enough, but there was a battle of wills going on constantly. BTW, the rider is looking in the direction that she wants to go. In the Large size, in the Light Box view you can really see the power of this beautiful animal. © All Rights Reserved
Right out the car window. I went down to the shore later, but I think that the public picnic tables and the woman at the bottom of the frame add to this perspective. I broke the general rule of cutting the image in two. There are really two horizons here, the mountains and the lake shore. The sail boat was going away from me, otherwise I would have waited a few more seconds so that its mast wasn't cut by the shoreline. Oh well...
Like any good photographer, Al spends hours and hours hoping that all the elements will line up for a great shot. He'd already been here an hour when I came upon him.
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All in good fun. my friend and I respect each other's territory and enjoy shooting together.
This is deceptively thick vegatation. It gets really thick for around 30-feet and then opens back up.
This family was walking the trail on the Eastern side of Cherry Creek State Park, near the off-leash dog run while I was out trying to find my 11x11 buck. The two little boys were having a great run. It was fun and funny to watch them running with abandon as dogs were doing much the same thing in the dog run not far to the right of where we're walking.
Full-screen is the best way to really see the snow falling.
Full-screen is the best way to really see the snow falling.
Full-screen is the best way to really see the snow falling.
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