Lake Manly Abstract
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About the only good picture I took on our wind shortened stay in DV.
DSC08758-Lake Manley by Al Trujillo, on Flickr
DSC08758-Lake Manley by Al Trujillo, on FlickrMar 23, 2026 at 12:38 PM
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Similar to the million dollar work
Impressive and creative landscape work
Impressive and creative landscape work
Mar 23, 2026 at 12:52 PM
p.1 #4Lake Manly Abstract
This is really cool, Al, the colors are great. It is shocking to see that much water in DV.
Mar 23, 2026 at 03:19 PM
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That’s a very interesting take on this scene. The focus is, obviously, on the layers of color rather than the objective landscape, which I like. I also like the fact that that we see the faint outline of the lower slopes of the Panamint Range in the upper part.
I appreciate the fact that you’ve produced something that is very much not “the usual” with this subject.
It might be “the only good one” you got on trip, but sometimes one excellent photograph makes a trip worthwhile.
I appreciate the fact that you’ve produced something that is very much not “the usual” with this subject.
It might be “the only good one” you got on trip, but sometimes one excellent photograph makes a trip worthwhile.
Mar 23, 2026 at 05:45 PM
p.1 #6Lake Manly Abstract
Looks good Al, I like the layers and cool colors!
Mar 23, 2026 at 06:17 PM
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p.1 #8Lake Manly Abstract
One great photo is better than 10 or more good photos. Well done!
Mar 31, 2026 at 02:04 PM
p.1 #10Lake Manly Abstract
junglialoh wrote:
Similar to the million dollar work
Impressive and creative landscape work
Thanks, 'J'! Please share with me more about the million dollar work...I'm drawing a blank. -Al
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taildraggin wrote:
That alone is worth the trip... Great shot.
Well kind of...I wish the weather would have cooperated with us. I was quite excited to finally be there (after many years of thinking about it) but it would have been a waste of time and $ to wait out the 3-4 days before it cleared. Maybe it'll happen again in the next year or so. -Al
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Ross Martin wrote:
This is really cool, Al, the colors are great. It is shocking to see that much water in DV.
Thanks, Ross! I agree about the colors...they just popped at the angle we were at at that moment. -Al
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gdanmitchell wrote:
That’s a very interesting take on this scene. The focus is, obviously, on the layers of color rather than the objective landscape, which I like. I also like the fact that that we see the faint outline of the lower slopes of the Panamint Range in the upper part.
I appreciate the fact that you’ve produced something that is very much not “the usual” with this subject.
It might be “the only good one” you got on trip, but sometimes one excellent photograph makes a trip worthwhile.
Appreciate the words of encouragement. I enjoy following your postings and they did inspire me to head in that direction. -Al
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adventure_photo wrote:
Looks good Al, I like the layers and cool colors!
Thanks!
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jm10_former wrote:
Very nice capture Al!
jacob
Thanks, Jacob!
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jaggedhorizon wrote:
One great photo is better than 10 or more good photos. Well done!
Appreciate the words of encouragement. -Al
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Jeffrey wrote:
Less is more. Nice imaging, Al.
Thanks, Jeffrey!
Similar to the million dollar work
Impressive and creative landscape work
Thanks, 'J'! Please share with me more about the million dollar work...I'm drawing a blank. -Al
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taildraggin wrote:
That alone is worth the trip... Great shot.
Well kind of...I wish the weather would have cooperated with us. I was quite excited to finally be there (after many years of thinking about it) but it would have been a waste of time and $ to wait out the 3-4 days before it cleared. Maybe it'll happen again in the next year or so. -Al
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Ross Martin wrote:
This is really cool, Al, the colors are great. It is shocking to see that much water in DV.
Thanks, Ross! I agree about the colors...they just popped at the angle we were at at that moment. -Al
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gdanmitchell wrote:
That’s a very interesting take on this scene. The focus is, obviously, on the layers of color rather than the objective landscape, which I like. I also like the fact that that we see the faint outline of the lower slopes of the Panamint Range in the upper part.
I appreciate the fact that you’ve produced something that is very much not “the usual” with this subject.
It might be “the only good one” you got on trip, but sometimes one excellent photograph makes a trip worthwhile.
Appreciate the words of encouragement. I enjoy following your postings and they did inspire me to head in that direction. -Al
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adventure_photo wrote:
Looks good Al, I like the layers and cool colors!
Thanks!
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jm10_former wrote:
Very nice capture Al!
jacob
Thanks, Jacob!
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jaggedhorizon wrote:
One great photo is better than 10 or more good photos. Well done!
Appreciate the words of encouragement. -Al
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Jeffrey wrote:
Less is more. Nice imaging, Al.
Thanks, Jeffrey!
Apr 02, 2026 at 08:50 PM