
A couple more captures as we made our way around the Cranbrook Community’s Forest. Some decent views from this short hike. On the opposite side of the forest you can take the higher elevation route to the hilltop for an even better view of the valley, something we did the year before. On this day it was more of a “warm down” from the previous day’s activities. One can’t be going all out everyday! Three days in a row, then one day of rest makes sense to me! Thanks for stopping by.



Camera: Sony A7R III
Lens: Sony 24-105mm f4 G OSS
Editing: Lightroom




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The third coloured picture should have led the post in my opinion. I could see the whole landscape, including the houses on the range, and the whole scenery. It's such a beautiful angle to be taking that shot, wow.
One of the reasons I chose the first photo was the shadow cast onto the ground, and the green lens flare, which altogether looked neat. Third photo was also special. Thanks for stopping by.
Being close to nature and resting the body—both are important!
They go hand in hand.
Sky is so beautiful. And as usual lovely photography.
Thanks, was a beautiful short hike.
Hello dear friend, they are all very beautiful landscapes.💙💐💙💐💙☺️💙☺️💝☺️
Glad you like them @agh00933.
Lovely views @daveks friend!!!
🔟🔟🔟
Thank you sir!!
Great photo shots, i love the quality
Thank you.
You're very welcome
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Thanks.
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