On the Road Again
This morning, I went out before breakfast to take advantage of the morning light. I had picked out an area to drive to, on top of a high ridge above Klamath Lake. Mt. McLoughlin is like a "Baby Shasta" to me. Topping out at under 10,000 feet, it's 4000 feet lower than Shasta but still has those graceful lines and pointed top. This picture also features a very interesting cliff of rimrock and a stylishly-posed snag to enhance the foreground.
I just had to explore this scene a bit more, taking multiple copies of similar shots. Which do you like better?
Finally, I had a distant view of a very dominant Mount Shasta. My powerful zoom brought the mountain much closer through the haze. I played around with the levels controls to get a more natural view than the original.
Labels: Castle Crags, Klamath Lake, Mount McLoughlin, Shasta
1 Comments:
I looked at them both in differnt sizes... I am going with.... it depends on the application. I love them both.
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