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JudyAnn

Bristlecone Forest

Bristlecone Forest

Taken during a sudden summer thunder storm while hiking the Bristlecone Forest in the White Mountains, CA, at around ten thousand feet. It was quite a thrill, ...
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Taken during a sudden summer thunder storm while hiking the Bristlecone Forest in the White Mountains, CA, at around ten thousand feet. It was quite a thrill, though very dangerous with all the lightning and no where to go for cover!
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Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL

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Aperture f/9.0 ISO 100 Shutter 1/200

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Aug, 2013

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I love the painting effect you did on this one. Beautiful!

Ohhhh I looooove this !! :)

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Glad you were safe; such a wild landscape...love it!

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Wow! That storm moving in certainly looks ominous; great shot!

gorgeous post editing.

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