Snow in June? by charpix
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Yes, there was a lot of snow last winter, and it continued into June. Tourists here are admiring the amount of snow on the mountains on a look-out spot at Emerald Bay, which happens to be surrounded by such mountains of the Sierra Nevadas. People come here from all over the world, just as they do for Yosemite National Park, which really is not too far from Tahoe.
Comments (11)
Ohhh.....Absolutely beautiful my friend, excellent photo, thank you for sharing!
Awesome Vista!
wonderful
I don't know why, but I as have said often before, I find mountains close up quite depressing. A super photo though!
Interesting landscape shot... Aloha
Great landscape image sis Yep sure is snow....looks kinda chilly to me Great image Hugs Susan~
wonderful view and like the snow on the mountain!!
That's a very cool capture and strange for the month of June.
Awesome capture!!! Love it!!
I love the ruggedness of this shot and the scale of this is simply amazing. I remember, once, encountering snow in June...at a high altitude and being the teenager that I was, it was incredibly fun to have a snowball fight in summer, and to actually wear light clothing (as it was June, after all) and nicely summery at the lower elevation. This reminds me of that and I love the crisp quality of this. It has a bit of a cinematic quality to it as well, almost as if we're watching the progress of intrepid explorers (with purses) following their sure-footed local guide up to the peak of Mount Whatsitsname...well...that's one of the ways in which I see this image. I also like this image immensely.
A wonderful POV to be looking almost straight up - into the snow.