#rock mountain

[eopederson2]

View east from Rock Mountain Summit, Wenatchee National Forest, 2000.

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Rock Mountain, August 1977, Spider Rock in the Canyon de Chelly, Arizona, casts its shadow over the strata beneath.

‘I wanted to travel, see and experience. What better profession could there be than the one of a photographer, almost a painter in a hurry, overwhelmed by too many constantly changing impressions?’

Photograph: Ernst Haas/Getty Images

[dfl-inc]

AI image generation

[proxycrit]

LINKTOBER DAY 7: goron hot springs!

Link and zelda are sent to death mountain to “deal with the problem” via Purah. Yunobo is tired.

(Recasting Death Mountain to be slightly on fire! I love it when things are on fire.)

More of my zelda au here! (It’s totk without the time travel)

My patreon’s here if youd like to support my crimes :0

[aimeekb]

Olympic National Park, Washington

[barghest-land]

drawings from paleo expedition to dagestan, done right on the trip. sometimes messy when it was cold and rainy, but i won't correct it. i think it's cool to leave it just the way it was done, and not retouch it after. there will be more drawings later, but those will be done from home

[toyastales]

Well that is one captivating image.

[connorphilpphotography]

Ben Nevis, Scotland

[zegalba]

Jasper National Park, Canada

[chasingrainbowsforever]

Superstition Mountains, Arizona

[atan-orofarne]

A bunch of my best comet shots from the other week, collected together. These were taken over a couple different nights up at Mushroom Rocks in Rocky Mountain National Park (elevation ~12,300).

You can see Venus in close to the horizon in quite a few shots. In the second, here, it's peeking out between the rock outcroppings. I really love the balance between the twilight/sunset colors and the brightness of the comet in that one.

Taking a long 4 minute exposure makes the mountains in the distance look so bright. And the moon was in its waxing gibbous phase, so it was very bright out, overall. No need for a headlight to see.

It was such a neat place to view from, with some really cool rock formations where two different layers of granite meet. Several really do look like mushrooms.

The ones with more clouds are the first night we were out, and the comet was a little dimmer (or seemed like it was) because it was lower down in the sky closer to the sun. This was also shot a little earlier to catch Venus, too.

The colors and clouds of the first night do add some near contrast, too. This first shot is more akin to what our eyes were seeing, as far as the brightness of the terrain and ground.

I collected a few more photos that include some non-comet sky stuff in another post, too. You can find it under my #astrophotography tag.

[bikerchickforlife]

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femalepentimento a portal for you to enter and absolve yourself of all guilt and uncertainty

[ecoharbor]

📍Pacific Northwest 🇨🇦 🇺🇸

[aimeekb]

Hoh Rainforest, Olympic National Park, WA

[aestum]

(by Andrei R. Popescu)