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Post edited over 6 years ago by cpeay.

Feb 04, 2017 15:56 | #1

Its been a while since I have posted anything. Shot this last fall just outside of Yellowstone. I love the contrast going on here.

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Feb 06, 2017 09:56 | #4

Love it!

It has a very polarizing foreground and background!

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Feb 06, 2017 10:42 | #5

Contrast literally and metaphorically. From death comes life. Especially in Western forests.

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Feb 11, 2017 22:27 | #6

Heat damage. Interesting.

I'm waiting for a dead pine near General Sherman giant sequoia to defoliate the colored foliage. In your photo, it works nicely for composition.

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Feb 22, 2017 00:18 | #7

Nice.

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