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thoreau_away_acct t1_j7lqq8i wrote

Mt. Shuksan looking great. I've climbed that twice, up through from this view, Fisher Chimneys route.

Winnie's slide, hells highway! Woohoo

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sodapuppy t1_j7lsn7v wrote

What non-US "Washington" could this possibly be? Did you really think it was the town of Washington in the UK?

Would you criticize a British person for saying "London" without clarifying if they mean the town of London, Texas?

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Solmors t1_j7lxmh8 wrote

For those wondering, this is Picture Lake with Mt Shuksan in the North Cascades National Park. I took a similar pic one sunrise 4 years ago. The North Cascades are beautiful, I highly recommend hiking there!

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mydriase t1_j7lz95s wrote

I'm honestly sick of living where I live. Gorgeous shot man, I truly mean it

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McSknk t1_j7m3s0d wrote

This def made me stop scrolling for a minute. Beautiful.

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Flyfree_lilbird t1_j7m601o wrote

Beautiful! I loved the times I spent in the Cascades, some of my favorite views ever.

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Sedated_Cat OP t1_j7ma4qg wrote

Thank you for all the lovely comments.

This was taken during October 2022 at Picture Lake, Washington. The mist/fog you see is from a nearby forrest fire in British Columba. I slept overnight in my car to try to capture this photo during sunrise and it didn't disappoint. During the night you could see the sky glow red in the distance, heres a 30 second long exposure of how that looked.

Camera and settings:

Sony A7C

Sony 55mm f1.8

ISO 200, shutter 1/4000

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If you would like to see more.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aaronlward/

Website: https://aaronlward.mypixieset.com/

Happy Tuesday.

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yesandnoandmaybe t1_j7md5zq wrote

Amazing photo. One of those soul lifting shots you only see once every year or so. Bravo/brava.

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AutomanicGearbox t1_j7mnylq wrote

Yes, when the largest portion of users is all from one country it makes to presume that a given location, without other context, is probably referring to a place generally familiar to those from that country.

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Comexbackkid t1_j7mou7s wrote

Instantly made this my wallpaper. Beautiful shot.

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UnderAmberRose t1_j7mqnld wrote

I know it's not super colorful but it feels so colorful. Amazing pic

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altcodeinterrobang t1_j7mtv5a wrote

Wow, no matter which way I rotate it it follows the "rule of thirds"

Regardless, what a stunning photo!

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Royal_Table1088 t1_j7mtzsm wrote

Oh my cream cheese pie. What exceptional beauty the mother displays to us in her purest form. I love nature! I bet it's so breathtaking living there

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B0N3Y4RD t1_j7mv2mi wrote

If I woke up everyday looking at that I think I would be okay with wherever I was in life.

Washington is beautiful. Must be very much like B.C here in Canada but warmer.

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sunnydmess t1_j7ndkgi wrote

I've seen similar pictures from my tent camping in WA. So beautiful but so cold ... I need to go put on socks now!

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Quenya3 t1_j7neioi wrote

No one paints a picture like Mother Nature.

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Fryastarta t1_j7nhg9s wrote

Mama Shuks!!!! Hell yeah!! I love to bask in her glory as frequently as possible.

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h2d2 t1_j7nraep wrote

That's just 10 miles west of Boston.

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Bobster031 t1_j7nxths wrote

What a breathtaking photo - perfect for a desktop background to see everyday!

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thoreau_away_acct t1_j7of0ae wrote

For Fisher Chimneys? Glacier travel (rope, harness, extraction gear) and to that end, prep for a few rappels on the way down. But the route can be climbed in trail runners/boots. Not sure any gear needs to be placed. We certainly haven't when climbing.

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CatOnSpace t1_j7ojysv wrote

Ia this real picture ??? Or a Ai generated one ?

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thoreau_away_acct t1_j7okutm wrote

Fast on Shuksan you can. Sulphide Glacier is much more direct. But Fisher Chimneys is aesthetically amazing and offers a dabble of everything PNW. Old growth and a glacier valley, an alpine lake, route finding and scrambling, then short but really impressive glacier and snow travel, before the summit block.

Both times we have bivied at the base of the Upper Curtis glacier. But the second time, it was like 3pm and we got there and were planning to camp and do the alpine start thing. But asked ourselves if we'd be better served just going for it?

We made it back to our bivy spot right as it really got dark (one party member (3 of us) just really went slow on the glacier, they were pretty beat).

But it was the most amazing way to do it. Nothing like an incredible high camp with the summit in the bag. And I'd carried a few beers up too so that was nice too..

Slept great that night even as crazy jabroni parties came next to and over our bivy at various points. So glad we weren't in that shit show. Had the summit to ourselves like 1.5hr before sundown. Was great

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Kodiakgoat t1_j7ooope wrote

Somewhere in this photo are at least 3 of ted bundys victims remains

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griffinicky t1_j7peqdz wrote

I thought the title said "Surprise in Washington" and my immediate thought was 'is the surprise how pretty it is?'

Great shot, OP!

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bloomybullox t1_j7pkgnx wrote

Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don't plan it, don't wait for it, just let it happen. ...

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brett1081 t1_j7pqkzd wrote

I love these pictures. But keep in mind if you visit I was in the Cascades for 5 days and my mornings were met with lots of fog, no apparent sunrise, and clouds that cut off the top half of every mountain in the range. And that was everyday. I got one good clear afternoon my first day. Dreary haze the rest.

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sodapuppy t1_j7pqpni wrote

Technically Picture Lake/Artist Point isn’t in the park, so you can bring your dogs! The boundary is in the picture, between the photographer and Shuksan (which IS in NCNP).

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StevoJ89 t1_j7s3hny wrote

Man I'd love to paint this (for personal use not for sale) What a gorgeous pic

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BeautifulConfident20 t1_j7zoaso wrote

Absolutely breathtaking! I would love to visit this area and to take in all of its beauty

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StevoJ89 t1_j8s8div wrote

O man 100% go for it! I'll post the painting to my IG tomorrow and tag your account back and thanks again! You've got some beaituful photo's , I'm so envious of the west coast lol

my IG is stephenjm_art if you're curious :)

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