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Daniel -- Glacier Peak (GP) is the most remote of Washinton's volcanoes and the only one that is entierly contained within designated Wilderness. Thus, it's hard to get close to it, but it's well worth the effort. Floods in the fall of 2003 washed out roads and hiking trails along the west side of GP, making acess on that side more difficult. Views like this photo usually take > 10 miles of hiking, but you can see GP from afar from many locations in the North Cascades. I think GP is beautiful any time of year, but I like it most in the spring and early summer - when the contrast between high-elevation snow and low-elevation vegetation is highest.

Any constructive comments are welcomed. Thanks.

maybe a neutral density filter, to darken the sky, would help increase the mirror effect.

beautiful shot!

very interesting shot. With the B&W, the hand could almost be interpreted as a human hand.

Nice shot - good focus and depth of field. I would like to see it cropped some to focus more attention on the bird.

Excellent detail in the leaf. I wouldn't know it was in sunlight without the title. I'd also enjoy a shot of just the leaf too.

Nice work.

The Enchantment Lakes basin offers beautiful fall colors at treeline

as the larch, a deciduous conifer, loose their needles. It is rare in

western North America to have a deciduous tree at an upper treeline.

A simple photo of a beautiful volcano. Any constructive critisism is

welcomed. Thanks.

I resized it for better viewing. Thanks.

I was considering posting a black and white version, but I like the

blue sky. I also like the simplicity, but might it be too simple?

Any comments welcomed. Thanks!

Regina -- the light on the roof is indeed from the moon. This hut is several miles from any road (in winter).

Any comments are welcomed, but I'm particularly interested in

comments on composition. I've played with a few different cropping

options, with and without the outhouse on the left, and setteled on

this.