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BREATHING-TAKING   - Giselle Chapple - Feb 18, 2012 - Report this comment

I've just applied your theme and I am SERIOUSLY LOVING IT !!

Great... But...   - James Lovell - Sep 24, 2010 - Report this comment

Please tell us about the pictures' locations !

Actually it isn't photoshopped  Rodney Lough Jr. - Sep 20, 2010 - Report this comment

The image theme is a croped image of my original photography called "Serenity Speaks" and the the crater lake lodge is under snow and the top of it can barely be seen in my original. It was a beautiful sunset that evening.

photoshopped  Franklin Clark - Jan 13, 2010 - Report this comment

the pink one with the snow and the moon is at crater lake national park in oregon. the mountain in the distance to the left is mount scott. the mountain to the right is garfield peak. you can see the top of a small cabin at rim village. the big blurr on the right is made to look like steam, but my guess is that that the artist used photoshop to blur out the crater lake lodge.

mail composing  Mymoena Davids - Jul 1, 2009 - Report this comment

i cannot find the tools when i want to compose a mail. please let me know!

Big Wonderful Wyoming  Anonymous - Jun 21, 2009 - Report this comment

Some of the photos are of the Tetons in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. I was fortunate to have seen them every morning when I woke up when I lived there for ten years. They are magnificent.

Beautiful...   - Anonymous - Jun 21, 2009 - Report this comment

Please tell us where they are... Then its ***** !

@Anonymous  Daniel Sage - Jun 19, 2009 - Report this comment

Ditto!

Beautiful pictures! Wonderful Talent!   - Sherri Cobb - Jun 19, 2009 - Report this comment

These are beautiful and awe-inspiring pictures. I wish Mr Lough had thought to include the names of the particular ranges of mountains. He has made me want to visit each one and stand where he stood. These pictures alone should inspire us to want to do everything we can to save the wonder that is our Planet earth. There is such beauty and richness here how can we not try and save this for future generations.

Location, location  Anonymous - Jun 18, 2009 - Report this comment

We don't need GPS coordinates, but it'd sure be nice to be able to see the names of these wonderful mtn ranges. Guessing is fun, but I'd like to know if I'm even close....