Mt. Thor is without doubt one of my favorite mountains to photograph. Those that follow my photographic journey know that it is not my first and definitely not my last shot of this granite giant (as I plan to go back there again in 2017). Its name is associated with the Norse god, a patron of thunders, lightning, storms, and strength. Thor is also considered to be responsible for a protection of the mankind. Each time when you hike through the valley, you feel the overwhelming power and energy of Mt. Thor. The mountain itself is visible for about 40 km and keeps changing its shape as you approach it. I chose this composition because it demonstrates the best Mt. Thor’s dominating power in the whole valley. The sunset light combined with soft-hued clouds added a bit of warmth to this hostile environment.
Have a good weekend! And additionally for all friends in the US------good luck on November 8th!
May the power of democracy stay with you!
What I like about your images is that first off, you don't flood the board with them, so they are a treat when you post. And secondly, I appreciate the work you put into these locations, just your getting there, and also they give me the feeling of being there too.
What I like about your images is that first off, you don't flood the board with them, so they are a treat when you post. And secondly, I appreciate the work you put into these locations, just your getting there, and also they give me the feeling of being there too.
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Jred wrote:
Beautiful.
Thanks everybody and thank you ckcarr. I am trying not to overwhelm with my posts here
Chance2 wrote:
Surprisingly few comments (and votes) for a shot as well executed as this is.
I would love to see a print of this someday. Nicely done.
Thank you Chance2. I appreciate your comment. This is a life of online forums and one has to take it as it is. The more active you are, the more visible you are. I lead a pretty busy life so I am not very active here...maybe except today Cheers!
Cheers!