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Fisher Tower Reflection

I was fortunate to have a snowstorm which left me stranded for several hours near the Eisenhower tunnel on I-70 in Colorado the night before - for it dropped rain over the Fisher Towers and gave me the opportunity for a reflection in the newly formed puddles at sunset! Perhaps I should have stayed higher on the trail for the 'magic hour', but I was very satisfied with what I found near the trailhead, where this photo was also taken.

I approached this scene and was excited about the possibilities. I photographed it at several times during the sunset, with the sunlight on the foreground rocks, and with only the last of the light kissing the tops of the towers. This image, taken in the middle of the series of photos, is my favorite.


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Naret Visesvongsa18-May-2008 02:05
Brian,
All of the pictures in this gallery are beautiful but this one is my favorite shot.
Jean Chiasson16-Feb-2007 02:23
Fantastic image Brian vote
Dave Beedon31-Jan-2007 02:30
Words like "stupendous" and "marvelous" come to mind. The story behind the photo is nice---wish more people would include backgrpound info.
Michael Tauber27-Dec-2006 06:12
Beautiful!
lorin niculae27-Sep-2005 13:31
my favorite here too. every detail is stunning! voted.
Steve Albano16-Jul-2005 15:08
The best of this gallery in my opinion! Excellent capture!
Sergio Padura16-Jul-2005 07:57
My fav on this gallery. Great detail on the shade and fantastic bold colours.
alex ringer14-Jul-2005 20:03
The impressive photo in its 'original' size needs scrolling while the 'medium' is too small to fully enjoy it. The two elements with the detailed rocky landscape distract the viewer's attention in my opinion, and to increase the dominant of the two poles I'd try to increase the contrast, i.e., darken the red shelf in the foreground.