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It is early summer is the Sierra Mountains at the foot of one of the most scenic mountains.

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Lower Antelope Canyon is an amazing place to photograph. I was part of a small group tour, just myself and a friend. The canyon is short, but every turn shows amazing curves and light. For the occassion, I grabbed a fresh camera battery from my car. When I entered the canyon and tried taking my first pictures, the camera shut down before it could snap the shot. I managed a only few successful shots during the tour. This is one of them.
I discovered the magic that time (long exposure) can bring to a photo with this shot. The reflecting colors helped a lot too.
The star of the show at sunset this night was Ama Dablam (22,349 ft). This is another view of Ama Dablam the evening that I was running around like crazy taking photos with dinner on the table in the lodge. To save weight on the trek, I didn't bring a tripod, so I rested the camera on a rock to steady it. #amadablam #nepal
We are climbing the 3rd and final pass of the Three Passes of Everest Trek. Mount Everest dominates the view behind us. Renjo La Pass lies ahead at 17,585 feet. From April 2017 #everest, #renjolapass
April 2017 in Nepal. We started at 6:30 from Chhukhung, just after sunrise, to give plenty of time to cross Kongma La Pass (18,155 feet). The morning was cold and frosty. This river crossing was icy. Ama Dablam towers above us.
This is a shot from last October. I took a similar shot after the lights came on at the pier.

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