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Pacific NW Scenery

Discussion in 'Scenic, Architecture, and Travel' started by Ray Sachs, Jun 15, 2010.

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  1. Ray Sachs

    Ray Sachs Super Moderator Subscribing Member

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    Sorry - this should have gone under "scenic, architectural, and travel" - if any of you mods want to move it, please do

    Just basic scenery shots, probably cliched, but when the scenery is this pretty, cliches are OK by me.

    First two are shots of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, from Boston Harbor, WA:

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    These are through a plane window of:

    Mt. Ranier (with Mt. Hood in the distance)
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    Mt. Ranier with Mt. St. Helens in the background
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    Mt. Adams with Mt. Hood in the distance (the east slopes of Ranier in the right part of photo)
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    Ray Sachs, Jun 15, 2010
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  2. goldenlight

    goldenlight Mu-43 All-Pro

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    John
    What fantastic scenery, Ray. Why do certain types of shot become cliches? Because they are popular and delightful to the eye, that's why. Experimenting and trying something new is always great, but there's nothing wrong with a good cliche! :smile:
     
    goldenlight, Jun 15, 2010
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  3. grebeman

    grebeman Mu-43 All-Pro

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    Barrie
    The shots taken out of the plane window remind me of the scenery I witnessed on a flight from Equador to Peru many years ago as we flew down the line of the Andes, good stuff.

    Barrie
     
    grebeman, Jun 15, 2010
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