Hi friends, as promised, a few photos to share from my little part of the world. One thing I love is my view is always the same, but it still changes from day to day. The way the light strikes a tree or a wave crashes. How different the clouds can look from one minute to the next. I spend a lot of time just looking and looking and looking. I hope you enjoy.
Mid-September brought first frost.From a rest area in the mountains on the way to the city. The mountains all had “termination dust”… that’s the little bit of snow that begins to creep down the mountainside. When we see it, we know summer is terminated and winter is just about here.Moose stew all canned. This batch is amazingly delicious.Some days the lighting is so good.Take for instance this! I just never need filters.Panning over to the other volcano, which is shrouded tightly in white clouds like a blanket.Of course, I’m out taking moon shots at night too. The clouds were moving fast this night and every photo is so different. The next trip to the city a couple weeks later and the snow has indeed dropped quite a bit. In winter, you’ll see snow machine (aka snowmobile) tracks going straight up this mountain!I had to stop on the highway for this… just too beautiful to pass up. Panning to my right, to look further towards the Cook Inlet. This body of water is a bay. Beluga whales regularly come rub themselves on the sandy bottom.First snow in early October. Just a tease.I’ll be sharing more of this day in a different post. But the sunset was like lighting the clouds on fire. The direct beam of the sun through the clouds was intense. I was freezing in the snow but wow… I just kept shooting.Maybe one more…
Some beautiful shots Tara. Over here we are expecting snow towards the end of the month with temperatures set to fall to -10degrees C (I know that’s a mild day to you, but over here life will just stop!).
Beautiful. As you said, I also feel that everyday my surrounding changes. It is never same everyday. the season changes, light changes and view also changes.
Great shots Tara! I love the Cook’s Inlet shot, looks beautiful there, and Beluga’s look like porcelain, I love them. Have to say, never had moose stew before, or moose anything, but I think it sounds yummy, I like game meats so…
I think belugas look like porcelain too! Moose is a gamey meat but it’s what we have here. I prefer caribou, elk, and deer. But I am thankful to have the opportunity to get a moose every year.
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You, your camera, and that landscape – WOW!
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Thanks!! It’s quite photogenic.
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Very!
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Extremely talented writer AND photographer. These photos are magical 💫
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Thanks Michael! You’re so kind to me.
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Amazing views Tara!
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Thanks Andrea!! It’s my pleasure to share with you all.
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Breathtaking pictures….you’re an artist in every manner, Tara…capturing the beauty through your camera & pen ❤️
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Thank you for the kind compliment, my friend.
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You’re welcome, Tara.
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Wow! Some truly brilliant shots!
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Thanks Jo! I hope you’re doing well.
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Some beautiful shots Tara. Over here we are expecting snow towards the end of the month with temperatures set to fall to -10degrees C (I know that’s a mild day to you, but over here life will just stop!).
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Awww the glories of winter! It’s been single digits lately.
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Beautiful. As you said, I also feel that everyday my surrounding changes. It is never same everyday. the season changes, light changes and view also changes.
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That’s why we should continue watching nature, so we don’t miss any of its glorious display!
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Each and every picture is stunningly beautiful!!!
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Thank you!! ☺️
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Great shots Tara! I love the Cook’s Inlet shot, looks beautiful there, and Beluga’s look like porcelain, I love them. Have to say, never had moose stew before, or moose anything, but I think it sounds yummy, I like game meats so…
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I think belugas look like porcelain too! Moose is a gamey meat but it’s what we have here. I prefer caribou, elk, and deer. But I am thankful to have the opportunity to get a moose every year.
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Really wonderful! I especially love the water and mountain scenes.
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Yes! They never disappoint!
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🙂
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… beautiful … and I can almost taste that stew !!
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Oh it’s so good!! 😋
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Stunning!
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Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed these.
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You have endless inspiration Tara. Beautiful nature you captured made my day. Thank you!
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This made me smile! Thanks Cassa 💕
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Such nice photography. Absolutely beautiful!!! ❤️
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Thank you so much! Thanks for stopping by.
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Beautiful photos! The ones overlooking the water with the volcanoes in the distance are my favorite. ☺️
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Thank you! I’m glad you found some enjoyment in these. It is my good pleasure to live here.
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You’re welcome! I most definitely did.
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