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Autumn's First Sunrise...
I spent the night at Mispah last night, and hiked up to Mt. Pierce for both a sunset and a sunrise. I thought it a unique opportunity to catch the last sunset of summer, and the first sunrise of autumn.
The tundra is in it's full autumn coat, and I had great light to hightlight it...
~Jim
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That's a great photo. Thanks for sharing it.
When you're chewing on life's gristle
Don't grumble, give a whistle
And this'll help things turn out for the best. And always look on the bright side of life.
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Jim, how come you don't take me along with you? What a great sight - and a wonderful site too.
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That is a very awesome shot. Wish I was there.
Steve
Is there really any BAD weather???
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Ok Jim, you can't do that too often, I am just now getting my breath back. That one definitely took it away. I now live in the Rockies and I love it here, but it is sights like these that keep me coming back to the Northeast year after year in the fall.
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Oh yeah! That's it. Tell me Jim S, do you experiment with over/under exposure? Or was that one a straight out camera meter?
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2 questions Jim: can you post the full-size version and give me those pictures of Torin!!!Originally Posted by JimS
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