If you love fall you might want to visit my 2011 NW Fall Colors gallery for Colorado, Utah, Wyoming in the fall
If you're interested in buying any of my images you can email me at Synapped@gmail.com.
If you're interested in buying any of my images you can email me at Synapped@gmail.com.
Fall at 1-Million Candle Power
Lake Sacajawea in Longview, Washington. Take the moment to view it large. It's worth it!
This was one of those awe-inspiring moments in nature that brought tears to my eyes! It was a dull, gray day, and I knew I was going to have to work with Photoshop to get the gray out of the colors. Then for one brief moment the sun shone through the film of clouds -- not intensely, but the just the perfect formula to make the colors dance. I actually had to cut back the colors in Photoshop because they looked too unnatural!
Lake Sacajawea in Longview, Washington. Take the moment to view it large. It's worth it!
This was one of those awe-inspiring moments in nature that brought tears to my eyes! It was a dull, gray day, and I knew I was going to have to work with Photoshop to get the gray out of the colors. Then for one brief moment the sun shone through the film of clouds -- not intensely, but the just the perfect formula to make the colors dance. I actually had to cut back the colors in Photoshop because they looked too unnatural!
Fall at 1-Million Candle Power
Lake Sacajawea in Longview, Washington. Take the moment to view it large. It's worth it!
This was one of those awe-inspiring moments in nature that brought tears to my eyes! It was a dull, gray day, and I knew I was going to have to work with Photoshop to get the gray out of the colors. Then for one brief moment the sun shone through the film of clouds -- not intensely, but the just the perfect formula to make the colors dance. I actually had to cut back the colors in Photoshop because they looked too unnatural!
Lake Sacajawea in Longview, Washington. Take the moment to view it large. It's worth it!
This was one of those awe-inspiring moments in nature that brought tears to my eyes! It was a dull, gray day, and I knew I was going to have to work with Photoshop to get the gray out of the colors. Then for one brief moment the sun shone through the film of clouds -- not intensely, but the just the perfect formula to make the colors dance. I actually had to cut back the colors in Photoshop because they looked too unnatural!