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These are 2 shots from a boat tour we took of the Long Range Mountains. Somebody sleeping in shot 2.
This is a discussion on Newfoundland 2010 (Gros Morne) within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; These are 2 shots from a boat tour we took of the Long Range Mountains. Somebody sleeping in shot 2....
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These are 2 shots from a boat tour we took of the Long Range Mountains. Somebody sleeping in shot 2.
Last edited by Marko; 09-30-2010 at 03:04 PM.
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A shot of Gros Morne Mountain with some reflections and a side view of the Tablelands from a low angle
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Some shots from the Green Gardens trail in Gros Morne National Park. I took the cloud formation cause it looked like a pterodactyl (to me anyway). Thanks for looking everyone, any comment or critique is welcome.
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These are awesome Marko...looks like a lonely yet really cool desolate place. Love the multiple exposure of the barrel and the 2 wave/beach shots in post 2 especially.
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Thanks casil, it does look somewhat desolate but FILLED with rugged beauty.
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Great set, Marko. Thanks for the tour. Lots of great landscape opportunities there. My favourite is the last one in post 5 where it looks like you were laying on the road. Love the foreground/background mix here. Nice!
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I’ve only been to northern Labrador on the boarder with Quebec in the middle of winter. It was white and rugged. However, this series of photos makes me want to visit Newfoundland and Labrador for a proper tour. Nice photos of our country Marko. It makes me proud we have such a good park system that is expanding.
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Sigh ... yes, I want to go there, for sure. Hopefully soon. Thanks for sharing this, Marko, now YOU will have to explain that trip to my wife! She wants to go to Vegas, of all places ....
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