Gregg B.
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So I recently returned from a trip to Death Valley National Park (DVNP). Although it's now a bit pricey, it's still a beautiful place to visit (specially now). I explored Furnace Creek and searched for standing water near Bad Water, but unfortunately didn't find anything extraordinary. The dunes were stunning, especially during a sandstorm, and I was able to capture their silhouette at sunset. On my way to Sierra Nevada, I came across a breathtaking sight of a huge moon rising over a few isolated Joshua Trees, and I was particularly drawn to the solitary tree and moon near the horizon under the cold evening light.
The Alabama Hills didn't disappoint either, with perfect conditions for sunrise photography, and I was able to capture Mt. Whitney in a stormy/foggy weather.
The shot of the Bristlecone Pine was taken some time ago and I recently processed it, so I wanted to share it with you.
The pine forest in the image is from Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada. I zoomed in to compress the foreground and background, creating a flatten space between myself and trees. This allowed me to capture as much snow as possible in the air, giving the image a dreamy, painterly quality....
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