Today's photo is a continuation of yesterday's series. This is the view from the Devil's Head Fire Lookout towards the south at Pikes Peak. Sure looks small from this distance.
Be sure to visit Sepia Scenes to view some other sepia-toned images.
Be sure to visit Sepia Scenes to view some other sepia-toned images.
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What a great view. I like that the tower is nestled into the boulders. Amazing depth to this capture.
ReplyDeleteRough, wild and dangerous looking. Altogether gorgeous.
ReplyDeletefantastic view and shot
ReplyDeleteI very much like the rocks in the foreground. a nice contrast to the clouds in the distance.
ReplyDeleteMan, that's a lot of clouds. Very cool shot and coloring.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning!
ReplyDeleteIt's like Ansel Adams in Sepia - truly a nice shot.
The mesas, rocks and plateaus are stunning. I mean, in CT we max out at hills of 2300 ft. Bur in the Rockies, the sepia only adds to the grandeur of your picture. What a vista of the West you give us!
ReplyDeleteWhat a view! And the tonal range does remind of Ansel Adams.
ReplyDelete"view" doesn't seem a good enough word to describe this sight
ReplyDeletethis is breathtaking
Hi!
ReplyDeleteAwesome View! The Sepia makes it look even better. Have a great day!!
Sherrie
http://splummer-aviewofmylife.blogspot.com/2009/07/sepia-scenes.html
Russ, really impressive! Great sepia tone! Thanks for participating! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
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