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The mist on the mountain makes it look like something right out of a movie,could be a bad movie where creatures come out of it, watch out lol great shots
ReplyDeleteThe pinnacles looked so moody and mysterious during this last storm, Pat. I couldn't stop taking photos!
DeleteOh wow. The dust and fog really make for interesting composition.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lady Lilith!
DeleteI can see why you love Moab so much. Those formations are even more striking looming up out of the mist like that.
ReplyDeleteLove the muddy waters shot! A lot of iron in that dirt.... :)
I'm sure you were thinking I'd like to dye with that red dirt, Sue. And you are right!!!
DeleteI think that we missed each other by a day. I was in that same spot just after the storm... Lovely photos!
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