Featured Work
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Brightly colored lobster traps and harbor view by cascoly
Brightly colored lobster traps and harbor view, Mount Desert Island, Acadia National Park, Bernard Maine
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Standing Tall by Fremme
Took this while in Monument Valley at the very end of the day as you can tell by the shadow and the colors here, this is straight out of the camera, no adjustments what so ever. Thought it showed the effect of time ans weather on very old standing rocks which have seen and survived the test of time. / Canon Xt, 70 to 200mm lens at dusk. / AS is, no changes done here, natural light at dusk.
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Glacier Wildflowers 8 by Tamara Valjean
Wildflowers at Glacier National Park, Montana, USA This work was featured / November 29, 2008 in the group That One Great Shot / November 17, 2008 in the group AMERICA’s National Parks and WILDLIFE Habitat
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MAN I'M BUSHED by Chuck Wickham
RACCOON,GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NP
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ROARING FORK,AUTUMN,GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS by Chuck Wickham
ROARING FORK IS WONDERFUL IN AUTUMN.
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Mornin' Sam...Mornin' Ralph by Chris Snyder
When I saw this I just couldn’t help but think about the old cartoon. Lamar Valley, Yellowstone National Park.
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Gregg-Cable House by Gary L. Suddath
This house was built around 1879 by Leason Gregg. It is thought to be the 1st frame houses built in the cove. It has been shifted and added to over the years. Besides being a home, it has also been a boarding house and store on the 1st floor. Leason bought an acre of land from John P. Cable and built the house. Lumber for its building was sawn on the place. In 1887 Rebecca Cable and her brother Dan bought the place. Rebecca died in 1940 at 96. After her death the house was moved from Forge Creek Road to its present location……This place is found about half way around the Cades Cove Loop Road, GSMNP. Several other structures are located her as well as Cable’s gristmill. A visitor center is also located on the property…..When the park took over they were several frame houses in the cove and park. Since these were NEW houses at the time they were removed.
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Glacier Wildflowers 6 by Tamara Valjean
Wildflowers include Mountain Buttercups, Showy Asters among others. Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. Shot this in 2005 on my little digital camera. Using Photoshop, I adjusted the levels and saturation to bring out the colors. The spring wildflowers were just magnificent that year. See the rest of my Glacier National Park Series here Glacier National Park Series This work was featured / November 20, 2008 in the group Spring Blooms / November 8, 2008 in the group AMERICA’s National Parks and WILDLIFE Habitat / October 14, 2008 in the group Montana The Treasure State
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Illuminations by DawsonImages
Magical light bathing the confines of Antelope Canyon, a slot canyon of sandstone near Page, Arizona
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Golden Morn II by Gary L. Suddath
Early Appalachian life must have been filled with golden mornings. Wonder how often they would pause from their chores, and just drink in the glorious light filtering through the fog. Stopped and gave thanks to God for his blessings and felt at awe with his creation. Wonder how often they knew they had found their pot of gold. Not in a monetary sense, but in the riches of life. They struggled from day to day but how often did they rejoice at what they were blessed with. The coolness of the mist upon their face. The warmth of the sun as it forged its way through the fog. The sounds of nature as she too is awakening to greet the morn. Wonder how rich they may have felt seeing the warm glow softly lighting the fruits of their labor. You too can feel this. You too can feel awakened and renewed with the dawn, if only willing to experience it. Visit and help preserve that which we are blessed with.……Image taken at the Mountain Farm Museum, GSMNP
Recent Work
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Montage - Grand Tetons in the fall - buffalo and golden aspens by cascoly
Montage – Grand Tetons in the fall – buffalo and golden aspens Wyoming
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Tourist exposed on rock, Breaking waves on granite ledges by cascoly
Tourist exposed on rock, Breaking waves on granite ledges, Schoodic Point, Acadia National park, Maine, New England Another example of evolution in action
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100408-2 C.V.N.P. BLUE HERON ROOKERY by MICKSPIXPHOTOS
EVERY MARCH THE GREAT BLUE HERONS IN THE CUYAHOGA VALLEY NATIONAL PARK START BUILDING OR REBUILDING THIER NESTS. / THERE ARE TWO HERON ROOKERIES WITHIN THE PARK CONFINES. THIS IS THE LARGER ONE, COMPRISED OF OVER FIFTY NESTS, MOST WITHIN ONE HUNDRED YARDS OF BATH ROAD. THE PARK SERVICE HAS INSTALLED A SMALL PARKING AREA ALONG THE SIDE OF THE ROAD BECAUSE SO MANY PEOPLE GATHER TO WATCH THE BIRDS EVERY SPRING THAT TRAFFIC COULDN’T GET THROUGH
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Running Deer by Kimberly Palmer
Sycamore Grove, California….. (two different shots) Few hours spent with Leah Highland (redbubbler) and my dad…. a great day. / The highlight I think was spotting a bobcat Leah shot this of me… I rather like this shot…. /
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Grand Teton Splendor by Tim Leonhardt
Fall in Grand Teton National Park is sublime – it’s tough to believe that any place can be quite this beautiful. A perfectly clear day and fall sun combined to create a deep, beautiful blue sky in this shot taken from the foot of the majestic Grand Teton in Wyoming.
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Zion Canyon by Stephen Vecchiotti
This image captured at Zion National Park, Utah of the Virgin River running through the beautiful and colorful Zion Canyon. Equipment: Nikon D200, Nikon 12-24 1:4G ED Lens, Circular Polarizer. All content & images © Stephen Vecchiotti. You may not use any images in any way without written consent from artist. All Rights Reserved.
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Springtime Gathering by Gary L. Suddath
A digitaly manipulated image to appear as a painting.effects may not be that noticed at smaller image sizes.This was taken in Cades Cove,GSMNP
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Cypress Knees by Richard G Witham
There is some discussion about what these “Knees” are for, but I just accept them for who they are. These stump look-a-likes are actually protrusions stemming from the roots of the cypress trees under the water. They may be a sort of buttress for the tree to maintain stability on such soggy ground. Then again; they could exist to help the tree absorb oxygen that it can’t find under the bog, but I think they’re just interesting parts of nature that should be talked about less and photographed more. This photograph is part of my Floating Forest series of images taken at a Cypress swamp along the Natchez Trace Pkwy, National Park in Mississippi. / For more info on the Natchez Trace, please follow this Link /
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Granite Falls, Rocky Mountain National Park by Gary Lengyel
This is a lower part of the falls. I liked the color here versus that the the main part of the falls. Had to wait for decent cloud cover to get the right light. This image is featured in the viewers gallery on www.outdoorphotographer.com Nikon D200
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Shallow Reflections by Richard G Witham
Reflections on the slowly moving waters of Glenrock branch. This large creek runs through a valley, or “Haller” as we say down south, off the Natchez Trace Pkwy in Tennessee.
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Last Evening Light by RandyJayBraun
From inside the Grand Canyon - if you are camping - it becomes a familiar sight to witness the orange glow on the walls. It will last for an hour, or so, during sunset, and constantly change until there is that final minute…. where you practically hold your breath hoping that the final rays of light will not disappear too quickly. When the light stops hitting the top of the wall, then comes a sudden darkness deep within. But wait! The stars!!!!
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