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ReplyDeleteWonderful job. that water is perfect and the light is great too!
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ReplyDeleteThis is another shot in this set which requires special conditions. Joshua Tree National Park is in Southern California's Mojave Desert, so rainfall is scarce. I've found water here at Barker Dam on other visits, but never this much. I've also had people visit only a week or two after seeing my reflection shots from here, but they report the small reservoir as dry! So I was doubly lucky on this visit with both the abundant water and the picturesque weather/clouds catching the morning light.
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