Waking Up in New Clothes
Uploaded: January 01, 2003
Clearing skies after the first serious snowfall of the season.
Carol Sherman January 01, 2003
Oh No!!!! This is just TOO beautiful Gary. I always look forward to you landscapes SO much, your love for this land shows in every shot and the beauty of it is breathtaking. Exquisite!!!!!Happy New Year to you and yours. #17316
Kerry Drager May 26, 2019
I agree with Carol ... verrry nice, Gary, and happy new year! Kerry #36194June Marie Sobrito May 26, 2019
Spectacular! I love the soft gentle colors of it all! #36209Patricia A. Cale May 26, 2019
Beautiful shot, Gary. Exposure was perfect and the snow and lighting makes this shot spectacular! #36255Joy Brown May 26, 2019
Absolutely stunning. Looks like a painting. Outstanding job! #36284Sharon L. Gordon May 26, 2019
This is a very lovely shot of winter. Wish I could experience some of that snow. I enjoyed looking through your gallery. I think you must be from Alaska, but the only clue besides the photos was the one shot in Valdez where you mentioned it. This shot should end up on your wall! #36290Carol Engstrom May 26, 2019
This is very beautiful, Gary! You're amazing. I'm glad you are there to take pictures of the winter landscape, because I am definetly going to visit Alaska in the summer. It makes me feel cold just looking at this! #36298Kathleen Clemons May 26, 2019
Every time I think I've chosen my favorite from among your photos, you go and submit another gorgeous shot. You're not making this easy, Gary! lol Keep them coming! :) #36331Gary H. Minish May 26, 2019
Wow! I liked how this one turned out, but I didn't expect such enthusiastic responses! I'm very flattered and very happy that so many of you really enjoyed it.Douglas, I'm using a Sony DSC F707. I'm glad you especially enjoyed this photo :-)
Sharon, Yes, the photo is taken in Valdez Alaska. I mentioned it in my gallery bio, but not on the front page. I just fixed my opening blurb to say where I live. It should be more obvious now. Thanks for pointing it out!
Carol Engstrom, A lot of people make a mistake and visit Alaska in mid-summer to fall. It can be beautiful then, but more often than not it's foggy and raining (except maybe the interior). The best time to visit Alaska if you don't like cold would be May, June or early July. There is still snow on the mountains then which makes them prettier plus the daily temperatures are already getting higher and the sun shines a whole lot more. Or....of course, you can always armchair travel through my camera's eye and stay toasty warm!
Kathleen, I'll be doing my best to keep making your decisions difficult :-)
Thank you all once again and I hope you all have bunches of good photo days and opportunities in this New Year :-) #37114
Carol Engstrom May 26, 2019
Thanks for the travel tip Gary. My husband and I are hoping to take an Alaskan cruise in 2004--now I know to schedule it earlier in the year. #37124Judy M. Sayers May 26, 2019
There's a reason there's so much response to this photo, it's absolutely spectacular. It's gorgeous, beautiful and thanks so much for sharing it with us. Judy :) #42030Gary H. Minish May 26, 2019
Thank you so much for such an enthusiastic comment, Judy! I really appreciate it and am very glad that you enjoyed it :-) #42170Cathy M. Gromball May 26, 2019
Sigh... It's hard to pry my eyes away from this one, Gary! It is absolute perfection! I love the composition, lighting, detail, colors - it does look like a painting! This deserves to be shown in an art gallery, as does your other work!Cathy :) #49443
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