Morning Light by bmac62
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Description
This morning, just after sunrise.
Within 10 minutes of taking this picture the sun was fully up and the magic was gone.
Scottsbluff, Nebraska was a major landmark for settlers moving west by wagon along the Oregon Trail (1840s-1860s).
Comments (22)
Like an oil painting, it is!
That is a beautiful sight and site!
I know that shift, it happens in minutes mate, but you snagged it right at the right time Bill. Beautiful image bud.
Beautiful photo.
wow! you put some miles in the last few days. striking landscape recently I drove about 5000 miles in 9 days and I enjoyed it
What a beautiful image! I love the way this turned out. That was a great stop. I'll add it to my list of places to see again!
Amazing! This is the time of day I often intend to witness and so rarely do.
Beautiful photo with a fantastic light!
Very well framed and wonderful light Bill.
Amazing capture my friend. God bless.
Looks like an old master oil. Super capture.
Wonderful capture!! xx
all aglow, what beauty
Nice!
Beautiful warm colors here... great job!
I love that not-quite-awake misty atmosphere; spectacular capture, Bill!
That is a magical scene, Bill! I can see why it caught your eye - a lovely shot, my friend!
Gorgeous light and wonderful landmark.
Stunning vista! Stunning light as you say.. Outstanding mate has to be a Fave! Rob
beautiful
Beautiful colors and and a nice dark glow.
Yes, very mysterious light. Low level, saturated yet toned down, deep reds and brown reds---helped along by the trees' browns. Your winding road and the trees are a kind of 'veil' behind which those beautiful mountains break through. They have a frontal face, big and rectangular, and they are stark contrast to the sinewy trees and the winding road. And the early light makes it look a little like a ghost mountain. A very eerie mysterious capture---and I assume it's not easy to capture this light: The camera can play tricks with it, and you don't have much time to redo it as you indicate in your description. But you captured it, and the way it makes apparitions of nearly everything...very sweet, Bill.