-Lone Tree-By Chad Allen
This was taken from near the Teton Dam site looking towards the sand dunes. You'll recognize this tree if you travel to and from Driggs often.
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So everyone can learn from each other, with each photo, please include as much of the following as possoble:
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4 comments:
That's a pretty one
loves it! I think I'll use this little tree as a future photography project! Thanks for the inspiration, and your color is beautiful.
Chad, this is one of my most favorite pics ever! This is great shot; I'm jealous!
I'm glad you like it. It's also one of my favorite pictures as well. My only regret is that I didn't lose the larger image. I have no clue where it went. What you see is as big as it gets. It'll never look good as a print.
If anyone wants to snap a shot of the thing themselves, ask me here and I'll send a link to where it is on Google Earth/maps. I have it marked.
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