Morning Reflections

Thank you Philip—If you ever get to this part of the world you will have to visit the real thing, that will really make you say WOW!

Thank you Gail. There is usually about a 1 hour window first thing in the morning and at the end of the day when the breeze stops and images like this can be captured.

Thank you Jason.

Thank you very much for the wonderful comment.

Thanks Kody. When I was on the mountain that morning there were a two photographers obviously doing some instructing for a group. As it turned out they were Rick Sammon and Juan Pons, both from the east coast. Rick often conducts training for NAPP and Adobe Photoshop. I wish I would have known it at the time, I would have listened to his instructions to his group closer. You never know who you’re going to meet out on a photo shoot!

Thank you Lynn—It’s hard not to get a few good shots when we live in such a beautiful part of the country as you and I do.

Thank you Susie, I never tire of photographing our wonderful mountain.

Thanks Matt, I never get tired of going up there to photograph or just to sit and contemplate. I may even give it a go for tomorrows sunrise and see if my camera can handle temps of around 10 degrees or so brrrrrrr.

It’s about 15 degrees F at my house in Gig Harbor this morning and checking the weather station near the mountain they are saying it is at -7 degrees F at 6 am.