A New Angle by bmac62
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...Washington State's well known Mount Rainier as seen from Manchester State Park on Kitsap Peninsula, 62 miles (100km) away from my vantage point.
...every photographer in the Pacific Northwest eventually takes pictures of Mount Rainier and it is always a challenge to find a setting that is fresh...this is my offering:)
...Mount Rainier is a massive stratovolcano located in the state of Washington, USA.
...Wiki link for Rainier if you'd like to know a little more.
Bill
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Comments (28)
Amazing scene and capture Bill. God Bless.
At that distance it is quite attractive! I expect you may know I find mountains very depressing!
A fantastic and well framed shot Bill. When that goes eveyone will know about it!!!
This is a really nice photo, the "monster" off in the distance, its head clear in the sky, and almost invisible at the top of the trees. It gives the mountain an eerie, floating feeling to it. Man, I flew over Mt. St. Helens 1981 - awesome devastation! I wouldn't even want to try to grasp the devastation if this "monster" were to blow its top. Would make a fantastic photo, but neither camera or photographer would live to tell about it. By the way, how far do you and Tara live from this beauty of a "monster"? Keep up the good work! :-)
Looks like you found a good vantage point to view it from. Is it just me or is it getting bigger? ;) Excellent POV and capture! :)
Bill, the two times I have been Washington, I have yet to see the mountain because of clouds. Nice. Shot.
Very cool view of the Mountain!!!
Stellar combination of depth, foreground silhouetting, and deep background haze effects in this long distance pic, Bill. And, in contrast to Andrea, I find mountains most uplifting.
Another of those beautiful sights you really need to see in person. You did an admirable job capturing it.
Looks like you found the perfect spot to take the pic I zoomed in and it is beautiful....... I love the mountain in the background.....the trees in front of the mountain and all that deep blue water......... Like Morning Glory said one view you need to see in person but I doubt I ever will except through images like this....along with books and television...... Really an awesome capture my friend.... Definitely a fav........and 10 stars to boot ********** Hugs Susan~
Nice shot Bill, like the way you farmed it through the trees.
A wonderful view of Mt. Rainier.
Wonderful naturally framed capture of this spectaculier Volcano!!
Superb view of Mt. Rainier Bill, you are visiting some wonderful places. xx
Very nice shot. Well done.
outstanding picture
Nice shot!!!!!! Really great POV! Like your idea, well thought out.. Hope you both are enjoying your trek.. lol Rob
Such a gorgeous view! I love it when the mountain is out. On a cloudy day you wouldn't even know it was there!
Excellent shot of this very beautiful mountain :)
A great vantage point you have here, Bill! I've seen lost of photos of Rainier, but not from this angle. Magnificent in full size!
Such a lovely unobstructed view! It's hard around my area to get a good view, the best one is on the 520 bridge, of course, where you can't stop for photos! Beautiful "offering" Bill, I'd say it's a winner!
A lovely capture of this very impressive mountain and I like the POV you have taken this shot.
Splendid view. Fantastic shot!!!
I have a picture of it somewhere in my albums from years ago. Beautiful place, and nice view!!
NIce natural framing, a fav!
You found a nice vantage point Bill. Its amazing that from this distance it looks as if the snow and ice goes all the way down. Great capture!
you address a very important point about major sites: How to capture it "anew," make us see it as if we've never seen it before. (That can be said even about flowers, and it's a challenge I'm still learning.) The 'newness' here is the ghostly beauty of the peak, surrounded by totally open & clean sky, looming in the background as it if were from another continent, visible across an abyss. It's beautiful & mysterious, Bill, hinting and whispering way in the background. And the foreground is like two curtains opening up on it. And there's a line of white light across the water which is a fine accent, as we make our way 'back'...A haunting & beautiful capture, and ou made it come alive as if for the first time. I can't imagine what beauty you two saw on your trip, or on any of them for that matter. Your shots have been uniformly lush, radiant, inward, mysterious and loving. The sign of an inspired & beautiful journey...
Wow what a capture dude i truly love this photo.