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Lake Takhlakh

Lake Takhlakh

A view from the shore of the pristine waters of Lake Takhlakh. With an elevation of 4,400ft, the park can only be accessed late June to Mid September. Mt Ada...
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A view from the shore of the pristine waters of Lake Takhlakh. With an elevation of 4,400ft, the park can only be accessed late June to Mid September. Mt Adams (elevation 12,281 ft) dominates the horizon.
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NIKON D5000

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Aperture f/4.5 ISO 160 Shutter 1/800

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Mar, 2013

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Very pretty, love the green grasses with a backdrop of extreme cold snow. Nice work here!

Beautifully captured !

Wonderful world !

this reminds me of my camping trip two years ago - cold as sin at night and hot during the day - the swimming, music, good times.... sweet shot of my rockin' northwest

Nice reflection.

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