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Marias Pass, Montana. I was waiting by the BNSF tracks for a train. Just after I took this pic, two young Grizzly Bears came out of the trees and ran across the tracks!
I'm re-submitting this one with a different title for the Sony DSLR Calender Contest. This is the same pic in my gallery with the title "Grizzly Country".

This past summer was packed with storms and rainbows, this particular storm I would have to say was the most beautiful from start to finish. Electricity was flowing across the sky ever few seconds and the thunder so loud you swear you had just been hit, but it was so pretty that no one wanted to take cover. Half the town was lined up on the road taking photos of this rainbow. In the opposite direction the sky was as gold as gold can be. If it weren't so loud from thunder, I would have thought that I had died and gone to heaven. I will up load a couple more from the Sunset of the Golden Rainbow...looking in the opposite direction.

For a peak at what it looked like in the opposite direction see:
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Thanks for all the great comments! It was beautiful! I'd like to take the all credit...but I can't. It was all natural light show beyond compare EVERYTHING TURNED GOLD and then the rainbow appeared it was such a strange weather phenomena. I was just lucky enough to be at the right place, have a good camera and know how to take a good picture AND not get hit by lightening.

This almost makes me think of the futurist style of art, where I can see a tree from far away, and as I am coming closer, it changes in position and all positions in my view over time are put into one shot. Naturally, that is not so... there are many trees, not just one... but that is what it makes me think of. Hope you like it.

Photograph by April Reinoehl

Season Represented: FALL

(An entry to the DA calendar contest, my original submission's image size is too small for the contest, so I had to re-post these.)

Near Guardsman Pass, Utah.

To learn more about this image check out my original post in my gallery:

Lower Antelope Canyon
Page, AZ

Depending on the light, the colors can be anything from bland to very vibrant.

The canyon is very narrow, so it's not for the claustrophobic. I found it mesmerizingly beautiful.

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WHERE dips the rocky highland
Of Sleuth Wood in the lake,
There lies a leafy island
Where flapping herons wake
The drowsy water rats;
There we've hid our faery vats,
Full of berrys
And of reddest stolen cherries.
Come away, O human child!
To the waters and the wild
With a faery, hand in hand,
For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand...

[link] (~Yeats)


(Morning on Crystal Lake - South of Ouray, Colorado.)