Morning Clouds

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Almazar80
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Morning Clouds

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More pictures from our trip to Grand Teton National Park.

1. Of shadows and light

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2. Grand Occlusion

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Dr. Harout
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Very dramatic shots.
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Very dramatic indeed.

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The light on the mountains is fantastic and the bits of snow add to the dramatic effect - great pictures :)
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I can only echo the comments above. The light makes these!

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