Wednesday, 21st October 2009
Long’s Peak Sunset
by Tad Bowman
This photograph depicts Long's Peak at Sunset taken in the Rocky Mountain National Park. On the horizon there was a little break in the clouds which allowed the sun to illuminate the scene in a nice warm color.
Equipment: Canon EOS 1dsMII 70-200mm lens
Tad Bowman
Website: www.tadbowman.com
Long’s Peak Sunset by Tad Bowman was photo of the day on Wednesday, 21st October 2009. It is tagged Mountains, Sunset. You can leave a comment below.
17 Comments
Katherine Lee Strassburg
Alpenglo is always entrancing. The rocks show great strength and character, almost like sculpture.
Very nice potd!
mike
Love the color on the mountains.
Pauline Jones
Nice photo but I would have cropped in a little closer as the rocks actually feel like a wall obscuring the view behind.
Su
What a fanatastic scene, I could look at it for ages, love the colours
Malta Photography
Balanced nice shot. I like the color but it does not say much. But its just my opinion. I do appreciate the fact that the image is focused all over and that is something I vow for
Photos by Nik
Nice color scheme
planet lover
Rocky indeed! Nice warm glow in what must be a pretty cold area. I like the different colors on the foreground,
Renee
Simply stunning!
John
Extremely jealous!!!1
Marie Dunphy Harding
.. must be a fantastic scene on a sunny day as well.
Andrew
There is a big giant laying on the ground on the right side of this rock, pointing with his finger up and on the left side on the top of the rock there is a little UFO saucer sitting.
I couldn’t help to notice.
Great shot though. I love the shade created by the sun on the rock. And I love how clear is the air in the mountains, had an opportunity to climb one of similar mountains once and will never forget the experience. Thanks for reminding about that with your shot
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Tejaswin
Thats soo true Andrew!
O YEA!
Nicole7279
LOVE THE COLOR
SérgioLuÃsSilva
Love the colors and the light!!Excelent photo
Dianne
The great thing about photography is that it lends to many different view points. How great is your eye? Well this shot is tremendous! Job well done! Thanks for sharing.
Tad Bowman
Thanks everyone for the feedback and comments. I appreciate it.
Ellen Empson
Beautiful capture.