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Idk, I'm getting more Twilight vibes.

Where in Vancouver is this? Near Grousse?

Yesterday

thank you !! 🙏

New phone wallpaper It's an absolutely incredible image

Bald cypress? We get some nice fall colors from them here in FL too. One of the few deciduous conifers.

I came here to say exactly the same thing. Beautiful picture OP. Well done!

Oooo

Interestingly, if you said it was Vancouver Washington, no one would question you at all.

No one from the PNW, that's for sure. Redwood forests have a very different look to say nothing of the fact that the trees themselves are much bigger. Consider that the last of the great redwood groves are at least 600 miles to the south of BC.

Find any chantrelles? I looked and looked. Probably too dry last summer.

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When was this??

I was also (pleasantly) surprised. I hunted the area back in September and the river was dang near bone dry. I waded the whole thing and never got knee deep.

Thanks mate!

I am absolutely in love with the forests in BC. I work in the Alberta forestry industry and our forests are gorgeous but sadly do not compare.

That’s what I was thinking when I saw it :)

Question about your tutorials from your website, if it's ok to ask here...are they for professional cameras or do you have any tutorials for amateurs with iPhones? Also, I love your pictures, reminds me of my home just south in Washington state, and now living far away, it's so nice to see your pictures!

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Death Valley national park is HUGE with multiple mountain ranges. The main valley is, indeed, how you picture it.

There are some decent sized perch you can catch in this river. But during the summer months when there’s a lot of tubing/partying on the river they are hard to spot.

Shots like this are honestly fairly rare. East is a bunch of pine, west is desert or plains, Central all the cedar. But there’s pockets, Lost Maples is probably the best known.

Awesome

Mmm. Love those forests so much.