Antlers in the Twilight. 20 minutes before sunrise.
by hahn23

Comment by kenskid:
This shot is good but that one by Allenp that you mentioned is really very nice. I wonder how he did it?

Orion setting on Stones Peak
by hahn23

Comment by Teafran:
There is kind of an odd effect here - the stars look closer than the ridges. I know it's perspective, but you don't see it presented this way that often. Nice image.

Antlers in the Twilight. 20 minutes before sunrise.
by hahn23

Comment by Barroness:
Beautiful shot! Congratulations. You were lucky to find such a sighting. I also love the image under your comments.

Carved by Glaciers... 15000 years ago
by hahn23

Comment by sherpet:
GREAT IMAGE GREAT RESU;T

Orion setting on Stones Peak
by hahn23

Comment by bassbone:
Beautiful image

Winter Solstice Sunrise Light Graces the Chapel
by hahn23

Comment by tanguera:
Perfect sunrise, Richard. Congrats on the tt.

Winter Solstice Sunrise Light Graces the Chapel
by hahn23

Comment by Bear_Music:
Nailed that sunrise this time, Richard. Very nicely done. Congrats on top-10.

Winter Solstice Sunrise Light Graces the Chapel
by hahn23

Comment by Teafran:
A "golden hour" image - National Geographic photographers would be proud of this one. Great color, nice detail and the lighting is absolutely perfect. Well done.

Winter Solstice Sunrise Light Graces the Chapel
by hahn23

Comment by Bilberry:
Beautiful lighting makes this image special. Crisp and beautiful.

Carved by Glaciers... 15000 years ago
by hahn23

Comment by kenskid:
Just dropped by after a few months to see how the site is doing.

I see you haven't changed. You are the most INSECURE photographer the world has ever known. Your comments on the comments that people leave you are rediculous. Unless the commenter says "you are the KING OF WILDLIFE AND LANDSCAPES" you spew garbage. It is unbelievable how people put up with you.....sickening.

Originally posted by hahn23: Originally posted by Neat: Lovely scene, lucky you to live in an amazing place~ You seem to have a problem. My photography in the Colorado Rockies involves a bit more than simply being here.