Reymon de Real PhotographyGELID PEAKS
We were sailing slowly down Glacier Bay in Alaska towards the Johns Hopkins Glacier when I noticed these massive snowy peaks majestically reaching up for the cotton white clouds in the sky. I also noticed a long white swath of cloud floating across the middle as if dissecting this monstrosity into an upper and lower half of a mountain. All this time I was standing at my stateroom’s balcony freezing yet determined to brave the icy temperatures for the sake of my photography. The frosty wind was blowing into my face freezing my expression of awe over the wondrous beauty in front of me. I took multiple shots and this one is my personal favorite having captured so much detail…from the silvery waters of the bay and the lush green, red and browns of the island in the foreground to the steel blues, purples and whites of the snow-capped mountains in the distance. By the time I finished taking these photos, I could barely feel my skin that I thought I was suffering from frostbite. Aaah! The things we do to capture the best shot.
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Cool! Like the way the cloud has added to your composition.
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Was there last year on a cruise and it was magnificent.
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Alaska was quite a surprise for me. It was last on my cruise bucket list and just decided to go after receiving an irresistible deal. I’m glad I booked it!
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Thanks for sharing! It is a beautiful shot.
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Thank you very much!
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Yes, it is all worth it. Wonderful photo.
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Thank you!
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