Saturday, 17th September 2011
Stormy Sunrise
by Jim Lundgren
Reflection Lake is a easily accessible and crowded location in Mount Rainier National Park. It had rained heavily the night before, however, and I had the spot completely to myself. The clouds started to lift just as sun cleared the ridges and the show began.
Equipment: Nikon F3, Fuji Velvia
Jim Lundgren
I am a nature photographer based in the Pacific Northwest. Needless to say, I love the damp misty landscapes.
Website: www.jimlundgrenphotography.com
Stormy Sunrise by Jim Lundgren was photo of the day on Saturday, 17th September 2011. It is tagged Lakes, Reflections. You can leave a comment below.
17 Comments
Russ Bishop
Beautiful warm morning light Jim. I”ve had that spot to myself once or twice and it is a magical feeling.
Peggy
Looking at your photo, I can almost feel the sun on my face. Great job!
Adam Allegro
What a fantastic shot. Well done Jim.
Louise | Italy
Gorgeous light. Nice reflection.
Ariful Haque Bhuiyan
Excellent Reflection
Pauline Jones
The light here is amazing; you could almost turn this upside down and get the same picture.
Art x
wonderful colour contrasts beautiful light and reflection
Rajib Singha
Wonderful image!
Linda Pothiers
Hi Jim, great shot….., gives a warm feeling looking at it. God Bless
Mario Gustavo Fiorucci
Excellent Reflection
Matt Payne
Wow thats really great stuff there. I had to click on it to see what it was I was looking at – that’s always good!
Laura Milholland
Beautiful image – great moment.
John Summers
“Simple stuff” – so hard to do. Needs good eye, perfect timing because its always changing. You got it, Jim.
Paula Heelan
Colour and light – magic
Jim Lundgren
Thank you to everyone for your comments. It is always gratifying to see others appreciated the effort. A big thank you to EarthShots for choosing my photo.
Comasheena Clark
You were there at the right moment in the right time!!!!!!!!! Love it — it’s beautiful! Thanks for sharing! I’m seeing the most interesting places in the world!! =)
Kimberly Gould
I’m too from the PNW and there is a beauty here you can’t find anywhere else. Wonderful job.