Quaking Aspen by bmac62
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Description
September is the best month for fall colors in Grand Teton National Park...when the quaking aspens turn from green to brilliant yellows, gold and some red. We were there at just the right time. This is just a small sample. Zoom worthy:)
Exif data:
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Focal Length: 50mm
1/500 seconds
f/6.3
ISO: 200
Lens: Tamron SP 24-70mm f/2.8

Comments (23)
Great landscape, beautiful autumn scenery, well done!
A beautiful, breathtaking sharp picture. Would make a lovely jigsaw. xxx
Fantastic view and shot. I could sit there for hours.
Beautiful fall landscape complete with mirror-like reflections in the water. I missed out on these because we were there in the spring, but I did get to see similarly colored aspens in southern Colorado a couple of years ago & they are magnificent trees...
::: sigh ::: Does my soul good! This is so incredibly beautiful, and that satiny water is perfect!
Fabulous! What a wonderful sight this is.
Gorgeous shot, hon! :* I love your landscapes, and this is wonderful.
awesome describes it to a "t"
Amazing sight and capture Bill. God bless.
Wow...super pretty
Beautiful place and capture !
5/5 sensational.
Bonne nuit in this spectacular photograph, Bill, with its neat lake reflections. I love the peculiarly named quaking aspens
My goodness, the color quality and crystal clarity are amazing. And that deep blue still water! I sure miss aspens. Wonderful landscape, Bill... you are so good at these.
Absolutely beautiful and my kind of landscape image Bill.
superb,,,what a stunning reflection shot
This is simply breathtaking, Bill. Cant get over how the trees are changing. Seems to be extra vivid colors over there. Love the reflections too. :)
Simply wonderful, really lovely
So beautiful Bill, right spot, right time. Hugs, Di. xx
wonderful. wonder how the leaves look in a strong wind lol
This is so beautiful Bill. Very nice capture. I also like the reflections very much.
A magic place with those colors.
oh yes, a pristine beautiful capture. See, this is a "photogenic" shot, but it has subtleties that make it whole, not just a 'shell'---the way many touristy shots are. (By touristy, I mean the pro shots that are used for chambers of commerce, travel agencies, popular travel mags, etc.) You have wide openness in the water. You frame it with land in the lower right corner. You get the jut of the land in the right. You get the blast of golden yellows with a soft billowy feeling. You get the darker land on the left---balance. You get the peaks in the distance, where they seem to conform to the peaks and dips of the landscape in front of them. And it all has a gentleness and softness of spirit, nothing shouts---in a landscape that could shout constantly, in the wrong hands. With shots like these, one can forget how far away those mountains are. They appear a small jog away, but they're not. And the mix of ochres with the blue of the water is beautiful. So I mean it's beautiful proportions, a gentle embrace, a wonderful shot. Once we were studying music composition, and most of us did these blatant passages, doing all the "right" things---but for show. We were stretching our muscles, showing off. So the teacher put on a similar passage by Mozart. It was heavenly---lilting line, freedom and openness, it danced on tip toe, "on point". it was like Mozart took our whole concept, threw away the expectations, made it wholly his own, and then gave it to us transformed. When it was over, our teacher leaned to us and said: "That's personal composition. Now stop showing off and get to work..." This shot is the Mozart, the touristy shots are the show offs...