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As the everblowing wind stopped for some minutes a nice reflection appeared.
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Three bracketed exposures manually blended in PS for dynamic range.
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Today (May 18th) marks the 34th Anniversary of the Mt St Helens eruption which forever changed the landscape around the mountain and claimed the lives of 57 people. The eruption shot ash 80,000 feet into the air and flattened 230 square miles of forest, but 34 years later, this area is undergoing a remarkable recovery. The wildflowers are now blooming every summer and small trees are starting to take root once again. All of the vegetation that is seen in this image is natural, since no replanting has occurred within the National Volcanic Monument. Experts believe that in 200-500 years, in the absence of another massive eruption, the area will return to the pre-1980 old growth forest. I doubt this view of the mountain will exist in a few hundred years, since an old growth forest would likely block the view of the mountain. When thinking about it in those terms, I guess this image is somewhat unique!
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Another amazing perfective shot of Canadian rockies during our trip in Alberta.
This mountain is part of the three peaks they called it the three sisters? namely; Ship’s Prow, Ehegay Nakoda and Haling Peak . Truly a paradise to shoot landscape photography.
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