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Moon Rise Kingdom.

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Our Lake Champlain at just about any time, any day is a continuous changing panorama of colors, forms and moods.
We are constantly enchanted from the depths of ice-bound winter to the breezy white horses of a brisk summers day and the sailboats scudding by.
For me it is a balm to step outside and walk a few yards knowing that even on a poor night for star gazing that I can witness a scene of pure bliss backed up by the Green Mountains of Vermont.
I try to capture it but the camera never seems to do justice to the reality.

Canon 3 Ti, 0.8 secs, f 5, 75 mm ,ISO 800. 2019-10-13 6:47 pm.
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Notwithstanding that a camera may not do justice, Goldstar, this is a beautifully effective image.
Thank you.
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A beautiful photo, Paul!

Be careful out there at night. Champie will get you. :lol:
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A truly beautiful and serene image goldstar!

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bladekeeper wrote: Mon Oct 21, 2019 12:54 am A beautiful photo, Paul!

Be careful out there at night. Champie will get you. :lol:
The only way Champie will get me is if I go to the car wash with the same name!
Now-if Champie exists he must be a very resilient creature in the winter since the lake is frozen over .
He is not an air breather unless he lives in the wake of the Grand Isle ferry which keeps open the only stretch of ice-free water, and if so it would be certain he would be seen.
I've looked but so far nothing.....
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A lovely and atmospheric shot. Well done.
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Well, I'm enchanted!

Nicely done. Thank you for posting your landscape image.
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