After driving quite a ways down some rough dirt roads in search of a large stand of bristlecone pines in the Ashdown Gorge area below Cedar Breaks that I had read about, we did actually find the spot, but couldn't go up there because it was raining with thunder and lightening, and didn't seem such a good idea to venture out on an exposed slope with a camera and tripod. We waited a while... but the black cloud kept sitting right there, so decided to turn back and save that location for another time. I did manage to get in a few setups between showers on the way back up the road, however. This scene really reminded me of a watercolor painting.
7 comments:
It's a wonderful picture!
Perfect!
So Beautiful~
Wow, wow, wow! Your photos are spectacular. I just started blogging and have posted some pics and hiakus. Love your work!
That sky just lights up those trees beautifully! They stand so straight and tall...wow, beautiful!
Beautiful generations of Aspen gold.
beautiful shot beyond me as a photographer even more so when i painted in the best medium watercolour
The colors are amazing and it's such a stunning photo!! It would be perfect on a wall in a room where everyone would be able to appreciate it.
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