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For those of you who may not know- and probably don't want to- I love to go backpacking. This was a picture I took close-up one morning when I woke up. There were a few moose there too and I took a picture of them while they fed in the water.

Wow, I love it. The way the sun's glancing off the dew makes it almost seem like ice. Coolio!

Could you put up pics of the moose, too? ^_~ I love hiking, riding, animals and stuff, too, though I haven't gotten much of a chance to get out lately. ^^;
Once again, awesome pic!

That's beautiful!

I love how the sun looks like it's coming from the mountain in the background... and the dew is just gorgeous! Sorry if this isn't very constructive.

Post the moose!

~Azila~

I love it! It's definitely wonderful! It almost looks like a cut&paste job with the lighting around the grass...it's amazing!

The only thing I don't like is the closest blade that shines very brightly. At first it looks like sunspots and is kind of distracting. But, personally, I think if that's the only thing wrong with it it's still amazing

That's beautiful--love the dew on the blades, the sky, trees edging towards the sky.

Amazing, reminds me of my first hunt. i love the way the mist is rising up in the back ground.

What kind camera was that taken with?

(my brother's a photographer and he saw this and wanted to know ^_^ )

~Azila~

This is beautiful! I love it.
Everything is so gorgeous - the sun, the grass, the mountains, the dew. This is an excellent photo; you should become a professional!

Yeah...sorry about the un-helpfulness of this, but I think the picture is perfect as it is. Keep taking photographs - and post the moose one too! Pwease...

Cheers,
Camille

I took it with a cheap little Sony Digital camera. I just looked at all the dew, the sun, and the mist and thought, Huh, might as well take a picture of this.

It turned out better than I thought it would.



Aaaaannnd here's one of the Moose. There were four of them one after the other.

I think it was because it was so dry and we were near the only lake for miles. We saw 8 moose that trip. One of them was this enormous bull with a rack that had to be 5 feet across. My little brother, another kid, and myself were running down the trail (that's just how we backpack) and we stumbled upon this enormous bull.

Sadly, I was too busy going, "Whoa! Dude, that's a big moose!" To take a picture of it... but I got a few pictures of the smaller one.

We saw a mother with one of her babies too. I'm not sure what a baby moose is called. A meese?

Anyway, here's one of them. She's kind of ugly...

Here's a picture of the sunset, while I'm at it.

*high five* Lookout Mountain is only my homeland!!! (well, it isnt now, I moved, but all my family lives there and I used to) Kudos for THAT, homeskillet!


And now for the actual picture...

STUNNING.

Really, I love the image of the never-ending field of dew laden grass. It's quite a remarkable shot.

Actually, omgafilangi, I don't think it's your homeland. I was out in the middle of the Bitterroot Mountain Range and I'm pretty sure that unless you're a moose, an elk, a mountain lion, a grizzly bear, a wolverine, a whitetail deer, a mule deer, a chipmunk... I could go on... that you don't live there...

There are all kinds of "Lookout Mountains" all over the place. It's a popular title. Unfortunately, I think you have the wrong one.

Thanks, though, for the comments. I'm glad you liked them.

So then you're NOT talking about Lookout Mountain, TN?

Lookout Mountain from Idaho. Sorry.

Wow I feel really smart...I didn't even make the connection with the other pictures XD

They're ALL really good shots...of Idaho...