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Nixx_Mazda OP t1_j9m2kqi wrote

Reply to comment by imjoiningreddit in Tree of Life sunrise, a couple years ago. Challenging photo location, things are just kind of dark at 7:38 AM in early December by Nixx_Mazda

Oh LOL, I have my 20 year old Manfrotto 3021Pro that I use.

Right after this shot I moved closer and did some bracketed exposures, to make HDR. The HDR just doesn't look right, this natural dark look is better.

Sunrise was happening and the light was changing. I had other views to photograph too. ;) The Tree of Life is cool, but not the best picture I got that day.

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HorrorVacuiVicta OP t1_j9m288n wrote

Reply to comment by irish1185 in Our trout and salmon are hugely important to our diverse and unique ecosystems here in Washington. Check out the work of one citizen scientist, Bill McMillan, to see how big a difference one person can make! by HorrorVacuiVicta

I have been really impressed with their work, too! I actually had a chance to do the Barrier Assessment Team training, and am planning on doing kokanee fry trapping starting next week for the Three Rivers chapter. Salmon and trout are amazing fish--- they actually represent one of the largest transfers of marine nutrients inland in the entire world!

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irish1185 t1_j9lnc7z wrote

Reply to Our trout and salmon are hugely important to our diverse and unique ecosystems here in Washington. Check out the work of one citizen scientist, Bill McMillan, to see how big a difference one person can make! by HorrorVacuiVicta

A solid group, that makes a big difference on keeping our waterways clear (through stream work, but also barrier assessments). Everything is connected in the ecosystems of the Northwest and the salmon (other fish as well) have an impact on more than most people are aware of.

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