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Aaron Cowan > This is one of my favorite shots of Kathryn Lake taken during our short one night backpacking trip. I decided (unfortunately probably) to not get up before sunrise. I instead got up about 30 minutes afterwards and quickly got my gear and went out. I determined the previous afternoon that this spot would look good in the morning aside from the dark trees on the left. I particularly like the rocks that can seen the bottom portion of the frame.
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Aaron Cowan > Sunrise on Mount Heyburn (left) and Thompson Peak (right). Thompson Peak is the highest mountain in the Sawtooths at 10,751'.
Aaron Cowan > Moon and unnamed Lost River peak. This picture captures the fantastic swirling rock layers that comprise the Lost River Range. A friend has jokingly coined the term "vertiswirlies" (which is a metaplasm of vertical and swirly) to describe this feature. Edit: This is a revised version of a previous post. I added a B&W luminosity layer to accentuate the mountainside.
Aaron Cowan > B&W conversion of Pass Lake pinnacles and moon at sunrise.
Aaron Cowan > Another shot of White Cap Peak (with sunrise light on top) and Pass Lake. The rocky shoreline of Pass Lake was very intriguing.
Aaron Cowan > White Cap Peak and Pass Lake in pre-dawn light. White Cap Peak stands almost 2000' directly above Pass Lake.
Aaron Cowan > Pass Lake pinnacles and moon in the morning in the Lost River Range.
Aaron Cowan > The deep blue color of Kathryn Lake with Elk Peak and Reward Peak reflected in morning light.
This is one of my favorite shots of Kathryn Lake taken during our short one night backpacking trip. I decided (unfortunately probably) to not get up before sunrise. I instead got up about 30 minutes afterwards and quickly got my gear and went out. I determined the previous afternoon that this spot would look good in the morning aside from the dark trees on the left. I particularly like the rocks that can seen the bottom portion of the frame.
Aaron Cowan > This is one of my favorite shots of Kathryn Lake taken during our short one night backpacking trip. I decided (unfortunately probably) to not get up before sunrise. I instead got up about 30 minutes afterwards and quickly got my gear and went out. I determined the previous afternoon that this spot would look good in the morning aside from the dark trees on the left. I particularly like the rocks that can seen the bottom portion of the frame.
This is one of my favorite shots of Kathryn Lake taken during our short one night backpacking trip. I decided (unfortunately probably) to not get up before sunrise. I instead got up about 30 minutes afterwards and quickly got my gear and went out. I determined the previous afternoon that this spot would look good in the morning aside from the dark trees on the left. I particularly like the rocks that can seen the bottom portion of the frame.
See photo in original gallery.
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