these trees in deadvlei, namibia have been dead for like 900 years and still won't fall down
just standing there on a cracked clay pan in front of a massive orange dune
@visitnorthyork Knaresborough at that hour is hard to beat. The viaduct arches lit gold and doubled in the River Nidd, with the town tucked into the hillside above, looks almost too perfect to be real. How often does the river sit that still there?
@ZhangChaosheng Sunday morning from above like this is something else. The fog swallowing the road and just letting the treetops poke through, with that soft light breaking over it, makes the whole town look like it is still half asleep.
@Frank_T_Smith@OMSYSTEMcameras Hawk Falls looks great in those tiers, Frank. The silky drop in the middle framed by all that green, with just a hint of yellow starting in the trees above the rocks in Pennsylvania, feels like early fall arriving.
@m0taz Know exactly what you mean with this one. That low cloud pouring over the dark Alaska slopes, with another layer sitting right above the water, is easy to miss first time round and then it stops you when you look again.
@GraceOnFire2 That cloud really does sit like a lid over the whole road to Lake Erie. I love how the bright edge on it contrasts with the gold cattails below, it makes the bend in the road feel like it is heading straight under the weather.
@viewbug Waiting for the wind to pause is the part people skip, and it shows. That lone figure on the tripod by the foggy water, with the bare trees fading out behind, really sells how still it has to be.
@WestonShirey For a reflection that clean at Cirque of the Towers, I would happily be up well before dawn. That golden light on the peak doubling in the still water, with snow still sitting on the banks, is worth the cold start.