JeffBach

Windblown Whistler Olympic Symbol

Windblown Whistler Olympic Symbol

This greets you at the high point of the highest Whistler chairlift. Weird light, sunny through misty clouds. Windblown snow offered some strange looks....
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This greets you at the high point of the highest Whistler chairlift. Weird light, sunny through misty clouds. Windblown snow offered some strange looks.
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FinePix S7000

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Aperture f/8.0 ISO 160 Shutter 10/9500

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Jan, 2015

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wow. stunning. :)

What a capture!! Incredible!!

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