Canon EOS 60D - 10mm
Gads Creek, Tasmania
Taken: July 2 2011

Knutshø

after 1.5 miles and 2000 feet of elevation gain of misty fog and wildflowers blooming..i arrived to this spot.unfortunately i took too many pictures of wildflowers and the sun had just crested the hills..blasting the main drop with harshness. decided to make the trek up to Van Trump Park above the falls to look out from the top. well the snow covered and hid the trail probably..50 yards from the falls! did make it too the top..making my own path. and wow..what a gorgeous area..and all to myself spent some time making my way through the snow to upper comet falls for a gander..unfortunately the glacier of Mt Rainier could not be seen due to clouds..saw just a glimpse.


by the time i had made it to the top of the falls..the clouds had made there way up the mountain and totally obstructed the views :/ did stand on the rim and could see the river after the drop but vertigo set in and decided to step back just a tad.


did try to wait out the rising clouds but they just became thicker and thicker. did make friends with some whistle pigs before i made the journey back down. i arrived back at this spot and the clouds had sat just perfectly for me

traveling around the mountain my decision to not wait out the clouds was wise..one cloud sat on this area through the evening.


thanks for following me on my hike and day at mt rainier..hope you enjoyed

oh yeah..this is Comet Falls, Mt Rainier, WA

Here's an older shot I found on my hard drive whilst cleaning it up. This shot was taken 3 years ago on a family vacation to the Gold Coast, Queensland Australia. This actual spot though is found up Mt Tamborine in the Curtis Falls National Park. I've given it a fresh edit ready for my website.

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POLAR BEACH - Lofoten 2013

Early in the morning, after getting up I decided to went down to the beautiful beach at Utakleiv. The sky was very grey and cloudy and I didn´t expected any special light. While the sun was rising a touch of purple inked the clouds and gave me the perfect conditions for some wonderful dramatic sub-arctic light. I really enjoyed the precise composing with the stones and tried to arrange them in a harmonic way.

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Durin my trip on Quiberon Island I have discovered during the afternoon a small beach totally enclosed in a cliff landscape. The angle of the sun in the evening should be ideal then I came back at the sunset to shoot this waterscape. It was not easy to get down to the small beach cause the path was not accessible at high tide then I have decided to get there at low tide and wait for the water to mount. At high tide the beach was reduced to some meters. I was lucky at the end to find a way to get back on the cliff !
To realize this image I have shooted three different exposures for the beach, the sky and the cliffs.

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The 10,911 ft (3,326 m) Cathedral Peak towers over Upper Cathedral Lake and much of Yosemite National Park like an ancient sanctuary. During a colorful late August sunset the western slope picks up the last light of the day, as seen from the granite blocks 130 feet above the lake's surface and a deer browsing in the meadow to the left of the lake.

While in the distance the peaks of Matterhorn Peak, Twin Peaks, Camiaca Peak (most distant, right behind Fairview Dome) and Sheep Peak (left to right) loom just as majestically over Yosemite National Park and the Sierra Nevada range.

Laguna Torre in El Chaltén, Argentina

Sunset at Hidden Lake Creek, Glacier National Park, Montana


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Helmcken Falls, Wells Gray Provincial Park, BC, Canada

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70-200 f/2.8 IS II

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