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nature-hiking · 1 year
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Alpine Meadows - Adlerweg, Tirol, Austria, October 2022
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carmen-art · 9 months
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Layers of Green - Dolomites, Italy 2023
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rabbitcruiser · 4 days
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Shades of Green
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sitting-on-me-bum · 11 months
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Spanning an area of 6,000 hectares (14,800 acres), the Alpe di Siusi is Europe’s largest high-altitude Alpine meadow. Liberally dotted with small wooden huts previously used for agriculture, the backdrop is dominated by Sassolungo (Langkofel), an iconic and exceptionally photogenic peak overlooking the Val Gardena.
Photograph: Vincent Rushforth
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bogsleep · 2 years
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unicornvibration · 10 months
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Thousands flowers 💜
An Alpine meadow after the rain
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honeycombhank · 9 months
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Backpacking 7/4-9/23
My love, our friend and myself on the Three Sisters Loop.
At least a 50 mile trek
All photos taken by me ❤️
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christopherflowers · 2 years
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Wildflowers at approx. 6500’ elev., Mt. Rainier Nat’l Park, August 2022
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monmorgandy · 1 year
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Glacier National Park Alpine Meadow Wildflowers
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Glacier National Park Alpine Meadow Wildflowers by Mark Via Flickr: Alpine Meadow and Iceberg Creek Near Iceberg Lake Glacier County, Montana (Glacier National Park) Accessed via the Iceburg Lake Trail Date taken: August 12, 2016 I've spent some time this year working on becoming a more intuitive photographer; the practice of intentional wandering I often joke. During a recent photo tour with Timescapes (Bernard Chen) at Glacier National Park in Montana I had an opportunity to really engage that practice. Our group woke in the dark of night and made an overnight trek to Iceberg Lake, a wonderful and worthy setting for first light. Arriving before sunrise, we had a bit of time to explore before the first rays of sunlight hit the towering stone walls. The obvious subject was iceberg lake; the story was the icebergs; the interpretation was literal--this was Glacier National Park. There was plentiful room for artful interpretation as well: the warmth of the sun against the cold of the ice; or perhaps even the melting of the ice and the fact that Glacier is forecast to no longer have Glaciers in the near future. There was beauty, there was power, there were messages to be communicated at Iceberg Lake. Iceberg Lake was spectacular in all regards, entirely foreign to my Appalachian experiences. The beauty was undeniable. But, I was being pulled elsewhere. And instead of forcing the shot I knew that I was supposed to get (sunrise at Iceberg Lake), I let "it" happen. I started intentionally wandering. I began hiking away from Iceberg Lake and the shot I knew I was supposed to be concentrating on. The experience was something kin to piecing together a puzzle, slowly finding and placing one small piece after another, each bringing broader understanding of the whole: an alpine bog reflecting beautiful skies (click), a meadow of flowers with the neatest crooked trees (click), a waterfall, a tarn (click, click). The further I walked away from where I was supposed to be the more amazing stuff I seemed to find. In the rush of the whole thing, I actually got worried that the group might have been waiting on me so I rushed back. Did I make the right decision to abandon the pre-determined subject, Iceberg Lake? I don't know. Probably not. But, I had a blast. And when I think of Glacier I think about wandering about behind the lake in the alpine meadows. If I return again in the future, I want to go back to this particular area and likely do the same thing again. So, I guess in that regard, I did what was right for me.
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valhikes · 1 year
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Arapaho National Forest, Colorado.
Up a truly Darling Creek to the vast alpine meadow covered ridge of the St. Louis Divide. Unfortunately, there's quite a bit of burn in between.
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nature-hiking · 1 year
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Alpine meadow in autumn - Adlerweg, Tirol, Austria, October 2022
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expressions-of-nature · 7 months
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Alpine Meadow by Nate
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rabbitcruiser · 10 months
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In the Mountains
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wanderlandjournal · 11 months
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alpine wild flowers
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wildernessjournals · 1 year
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Lower Alpine meadow and a group of small ponds teaming with trout. Pinnacles Lakes Basin, John Muir Wilderness, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California, USA  Photo by Van Miller
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unicornvibration · 2 years
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Alpine bloom
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