While hiking the Bear Lake Loop Trail at Rocky Mountain National Park, I was drawn to a cluster of lodgepole pines raked across the water, with Mt. Wuh peaking in the distance.
Subsequently, the wind picked up, disturbing the mirrored reflection–a quiver of ripples now transforming my quiet reality into a impressionistic interpretation of my Nirvana.
I was captivated by the shimmering shape of sky and treeline, and inclined to shift my focus to the water, with the notion of turning nature upside down…
…and anchoring the soft glow of a landscape into a liquidscape.
Beautiful.
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…and so peaceful! Thank you.
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Gorgeous
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Yup. Wish I could be there now.
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Beautiful, great collections of photographs!
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I appreciate the eye of the beholder!
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very picturesque
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…and very serene. Thanks for commenting.
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Hiked this in November – all the lakes were ice covered. Did you go all the way to Emerald?
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Nope. I went the other way. I started at Bear Lake with a detour at Bierstadt Lake and continued to Cub Lake, and all with small traces of snow from a late Spring thaw.
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