Peak Echos by auntietk
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Description
Great Sand Dunes National Park
Near Alamosa, Colorado
Hugging the eastern edge of the San Luis Valley in southern Colorado, Great Sand Dunes National Park is home to the highest dunes in North America. The Sangre de Cristo mountains are in the background.

Comments (24)
Spectacular view. The mountains almost mirror the dunes. Its as if the wind has blown everything in one direction.
Very cool capture Tara
Lovely and with the icing on the top.
stunning scape and capture
That is an awesome landscape shot! Instant fav!
What visual bliss! It leaves me more speechless than usual. Five layers of contrasting yet complementary shapes and colours make for perfection.
Oh I Love this it is beautiful a wonderful composition
Very nice capture.
Majestic and spectacular capture
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
Outstanding capture, Tara,. Love it.
What an unbelievably classy shot; love all those whipped-up peaks! You da queen!
Phenomenal Tara!!
Been there. There is also a lake at the dunes.
So many variations... magical landscape! Great image! :-)
This has a wonderful layered effect, each layer with its own color scheme. A very spectacular photo, Tara! I might just get a photo or 2 later this week.... :-D
I see like a sea with a great wind :)
Very beautiful contrast colors of the nature! Really a remarkable capture for which you have the secret. I like very very very much!!!!! Really oustanding!
very wonderful
wow, this is just gorgeous!!!
Really beautiful shot and what a gorgeous landscape.
Great capture Tara!
Beautiful sinuous forms in the dunes. I thought the sand dunes on the Oregon coast were high (some are supposed to be 500 feet tall & I can attest to the fact that they look enormous when you're cresting their tops in a dune buggy), but apparently these are even taller...
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