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Mill's Lake (Glacier Goirge)
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Looking across the Atlantic to the island of Tenerife from La Gomera
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Rio Grande Reservoir
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The Teno Cliffs on Tenerife
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Navajo Lake
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Thanks, Kiefer! There are no forests without water, few mountains without ice. Its power stirs the soul.

The Canary Islands are a special place. The tajinaste rojo (red bugloss) looks remarkably similar to the Haleakala Silversword on Maui. Island life...gotta love it.

Here are a couple pics taken yesterday along the Fourth of July road leaving Indian Peaks.
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A small high tarn below Capitol Peak ...
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Below Twin Thumbs Pass ...
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Rito Alto Lake ...
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Beaver ponds at sunrise.
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Tetons upon Tetons (left-click picture for full image)
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Cloud reflection on Grinnell Lake as seen from the  summit of Angel Wing Peak (Glacier Nat'l Park)
Cloud reflection on Grinnell Lake as seen from the summit of Angel Wing Peak (Glacier Nat'l Park)
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Stream below Loch Lomond near Idaho Springs
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Tarn below Cottonwood Pass
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South Platte River near Deckers
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An unnamed hanging lake in Gunnison National Forest:
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Something that beautiful should have a name! Amazing the contrast in blue tones from sky to water......did you use a polarizing filter?
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I named it after me while I was up there :D

Yes, I used my trusty Sigma and a circular polarizer.
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