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Fresh snow on the sage and willows and a storm on the Ruby Mtns, NV Uploaded by: CameraDiva
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Create a username. (Required) Not only will you be able to leave comments on this photo, but you will also have the ability to upload and share your photos in our Wunder Photos section and participate on the WunderBlogs. November 14, 2009 Photo Series
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What a wonderful website to blend the science of meteorology with displays of organic self-expression, creating a bond for many everlasting friendships. As energy is aligned within the frame, an image is produced from our hearts. I find joy in the natural elements that only the living earth can so effortlessly display. ….contrasting shades of earthtones, an unexpected glow or unusual plays on color and texture, capturing the continuous energy flow. Thank you for sharing such beautiful reflections of your life.
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Not to say extraordinary, in all those 6 layers (3 of sky, 3 of land), and with the — almost ferocious — rumpled crown of darkish gray centered above the mountain peak.
The set of discrete color changes is remarkable, and even verges on the sublime.
Of course, it's a good question where the photographer, "CameraDiva", could possibly have been stationed, with ALL THAT STUFF around her! Might she have crawled in under the snow-encumbered branches, when no one else was around to see her sui generis methods?
— Patrick Michael Gunkel
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