September 18, 2009
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2009-09-18
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Ediza Blues: Twilight Reflection with Jupiter
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David Coppedge from Santa Clarita, California
Ediza Blues: Twilight Reflection with Jupiter: "Jupiter shines over the Minarets as first light on the peaks is just minutes away--a scene worth getting up in the dark to see."
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2009-09-27 02:03:02
Darrell from
San Diego, CA about 2years ago said:
Beautiful shot, David! I was almost there last week, but ran out of daylight and had to turn around about a quarter mile from the lake. Your picture makes me wish I'd kept going and hiked back in the dark!
Beautiful shot, David! I was almost there last week, but ran out of daylight and had to turn around about a quarter mile from the lake. Your picture makes me wish I'd kept going and hiked back in the dark!
Pam from
Tn about 2years ago said:
Great work. incredible place and image.
Great work. incredible place and image.
Steve from
Ramona, CA about 2years ago said:
Forty-five years ago I hiked to and camped at Ediza Lake. I recognized it to be a special place showing God's handiwork. Now Dave Coppedge has made a special effort to capture its beauty in a photo. A colossal volcanic explosion made the metamorphic rocks of the Minarets behind the lake. Great beauty came from a catastrophe!
Forty-five years ago I hiked to and camped at Ediza Lake. I recognized it to be a special place showing God's handiwork. Now Dave Coppedge has made a special effort to capture its beauty in a photo. A colossal volcanic explosion made the metamorphic rocks of the Minarets behind the lake. Great beauty came from a catastrophe!
Ken Farrar from
Iowa about 2years ago said:
Spectacular - you can even see Jupiter's reflection in the water!
Spectacular - you can even see Jupiter's reflection in the water!
Ken from
Saugus about 2years ago said:
Awesome shot, Dave. Nice work.
Awesome shot, Dave. Nice work.
Judy Greenberg from
Pasadena about 2years ago said:
Glorious!!! Exquisite! Truly beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Glorious!!! Exquisite! Truly beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Joann from
Santa Clarita about 2years ago said:
It is not only beautiful, but I'll bet the quietness that surrounded you added to the experience. I'd love to see it myself.
It is not only beautiful, but I'll bet the quietness that surrounded you added to the experience. I'd love to see it myself.
Barbara from
Los Angeles, CA about 2years ago said:
What a breath-taking picture! Great work...worth the effort!
What a breath-taking picture! Great work...worth the effort!
Lad Allen from
San Bernardino, CA about 2years ago said:
This is a wonderful photograph that demanded some serious preparation. You don't just stumble into a situation like this. Nice work
This is a wonderful photograph that demanded some serious preparation. You don't just stumble into a situation like this. Nice work
R Bullock from
Cincinnati Ohio about 2years ago said:
Wow! Great work. Makes me want to go there myself!
Wow! Great work. Makes me want to go there myself!
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