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No Boundaries

© Amanda J. Tanner

No Boundaries

Uploaded: February 18, 2010

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My Favorite Place to visit.

My Dad always took me and my family
to the mountains on vacation.
Up until he got sick and passed away.
We would stand for hours looking at the beautiful views. I go back to the mountains as often as I can.
The memories it brings back and the feeling of peace it gives me is so wonderful.

F/11 ,1/160s, ISO-100, 28mm

Exif: F Number: 11, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/160 seconds, Flash: did not fire, auto mode, ISO: 100, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 28.00 mm, Model: DSLR-A350

Comments

Ron McEwan February 18, 2010

Love this vista shot Amanda, the layering of the ridges gives depth and perspective very well done indeed. #1240384

Laura L. Gonzales level-classic February 18, 2010

Beautiful blues, awesome pov and I can see why it is your favorite place!! What great memories, and so sorry for your loss. Laura #8393262

Graham Robards February 19, 2010

Stunning shot of the mountains Amanda, vewry colorful. I am sorry about you losing your father,
a lovely photo to remember him by.

Take care ~Pat #8393384

Ellen Hodges February 19, 2010

Soooooo very gorgeous, Amanda! You can see it was made with love!! Outstanding, girl!!! #8393917

John Connolly February 19, 2010

I would be returning to scenes like this frequently too, Amanda! A glorious vita beautifully captured! #8396101

Kerry Hill February 19, 2010

A gorgeous view Amanda, beautifully captured!! #8396186

Dick W. Wyatt February 20, 2010

These mountains are both mine and my wifes favorite place too Amanda. I love the springs and falls there.

Very nice work. #8399968

Amanda J. Tanner level-classic February 22, 2010

Thank all of you for the kind and supportive comments. It is very nice and so welcomed and appreciated. #8407965

Karen Kessler February 23, 2010

Beautiful scene & gorgeous colors! Well captured, Amanda. #8410245

Carol Teal April 26, 2010

Amanda, I don't know how close to the Smokies you are, but we lived in Pulaski, TN and in north AL when I was growing up and my dad took us here every year for vacation. I used to beg to go to FL and see the ocean, and often, he would say we would go, only to change his mind at the last minute and head for the mtns again. He must have really loved it there because that is the only place he wanted to go. We did finally make it to FL one vacation when I was 9 (and it was a disaster too) and that was the only time. My son was born in Knoxville, TN, and we lived 45 minutes from Sevierville and went to the mtns a lot. In fact, I was just there in Nov. during the Thanksgiving holidays. I'll have to see if I can post one of my mtn shots soon. Great shot, and I love the layers on layers of mtns you see. #8569665

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