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B.C. Mountains
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Here are a few shots of the mountains as seen from near Forte Langley. The area on the other side of the river would be Maple Ridge.

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#2

They are postcards!! My favorites are #1, #2, #3 and #4 Smile Wonderful images.

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#3

Thanks Irma. It was a beautiful day. I removed the first photo. #1 and #3 were identical.

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#4

That's fabulous landscape and I reckon you did it justice with those 3 beautiful shots!

My favourite is the last (3rd) one. I particularly like the composition with that (?) Birch on the right (white tree trunk). I also like the way the top of the tree goes way up to the sky giving a feeling of distance and perspective. The colours are wonderful with all those variations in the trees. Sky, mountains and cloud colours are all beautifully blending too - and well matched with the colours from the trees and vegetation beneath.

All in all - I love this picci Smile

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#5

This looks a bit like Bavaria - I love it! Big Grin Thanks for sharing!

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#6

Great shots, nice work.

We have a similar view from here in Fresno when the weather is clear, unfortunately the smog makes anything taken at that distance very hazy and washed out.
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#7

Thanks all. I'd say I like #3 the most also. Smile

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#8

Hi

this is my favorite as it show a lot more of the diference and at the same time oppositive of winter. the warm tones of the trees and the cold colours of the mountains.



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Christian
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#9

The last edit looks a bit like Vancouver - but I've never seen local trees that color... Big Grin
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#10

Great shots! Snow capped peaks... ah... what great scenery.
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#11

It's really neat when you actually have something to photograph. Lol.

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#12

Yes, it is quite beautiful. On days as clear as we've been getting you can stand in one spot, turn around in a 360 and see the mountains completely surround you. I need to get to some place high enough to get such a pano. The only place I can think of is the Alex Fraser Bridge.

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#13

I have to agree that #3 is my favorite.........this is a framer to me!

I think you have set yourself a good project for a panorama.
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#14

Thanks Russ. I believe I do.

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