Wildflower Storm
Uploaded: January 01, 2006
Avalanche Lillies beneath Washington's Pinnacle Peak near sunset as thunderstorms clear. The moment of squall lighting brought an amazing vibracy to the scene as the breezes died for a second allowing me this close of the flowers for added depth. Canon 17-40L at F19. Polarizer and 3 stop soft grad filters. Fuji Velvia 50.
Janine Russell
January 01, 2006
Ken Smith
January 07, 2006
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February 21, 2006
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