Hot, Hot, Hot
It is so hot on the East coast at the moment, today got up to 100F with some serious humidity. Being outdoors is very unpleasant. I was planning to do some shooting one of the nights this week, but decided against it.
Counter Attack
To counter attack this weather we have a wind of cold fresh air coming at you from the screen. I bet some day we’ll have technology that will allow to simulate the feel of the environment that we see on the screens of future devices. For now you can just imagine it.
I stayed overnight at this place, in a little tiny room on the first level, with my windows covered by the snow. It was kind of cool, especially during the day, because the snow had this light bluish color to it, illuminated from the faraway sun. So anyway what is that mountain on the horizon?
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Oh it looks like Santa’s Grotto
wow, beautiful!!
Great and love the sentiment behind posting the shot…….I could do with a shot of the desert to counter act all the torrential rains we have been ‘enjoying’!
That should help cool everyone off. Don’t forget, when it’s winter, to post a hot summer photo to warm us up.
Well, it’s winter where I live (shortest day yesterday :-)), but lucky for me it does not get this cold in our city! I have no idea where this photo is, but will second the vote for Santa’s Grotto!
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A gorgeous photo, and what a contrast with those wonderful colours in the sky. 🙂
North Pole
gorgeous photo! living on the east coast as well, this was a much needed breath of cold air… don’t know where it is though…
I’ll be the third to use the word gorgeous in describing this landscape.
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Mount St. Helen’s
Mount St. Helen’s.
This is a gorgeous shot of the less-photographed side of Timberline Lodge on Mt.Hood. But I have such a lousy sense of direction
that I can’t tell you for sure whether the mountain you asked about is Mt. Jefferson in Oregon or Mt. Ranier in Washington. 🙂
Welcome to my world for six months of every year in Florida. If I could move away from this heat, I would. It’ll likely cool down for you sooner than later. Lovely, lovely photo.
Beautiful shot . . . that failed to cool my house. If anything, the screen added to the heat load.
Could be somewhere in Iceland? Beautiful shot!
Mt. Hood. Timberline Lodge.
Great shot! Amazing…
Beautiful and I have to guess Mt. Hood as well. Fantastic colors and I feel cooler already.
Yes, it’s looks like the Timberline Lodge at Mt Hood to me, too! I must get back to that place!
Such a sexy orange 🙂 I have no clue where it is so I won’t even guess… great image Dimitri.
what lovely colors!
I guess it’s not fair for me to answer since I live in the Pacific Northwest and have been to this gorgeous place (Timberline Lodge) many times. It’s one of my favorite places. But, to answer your question, the mountain on the horizon is Mount Jefferson, Oregon. Nice shot!
Timberline Lodge! I used to work in the Rams Head Pub that is right through those windows. And yes, Mt. Jefferson in the background. Beautiful!
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Spectacular photo !!
Hot – and cold – and: Very beautiful!
thanks all for stopping by! yes, it is Timberline Lodge in the middle of February. Highly recommend to visit.
Not in Australia! Great pic though. I get cloud like that but usually over water
No clue which mountain it is. But the photo reminds me of a Thomas Kinkade painting.
While currently in the process of being sauteed in Brooklyn, that sort of imagery looks wonderful to me. Of course, come January/ February, it won’t look as wonderful.
wow it a beautiful beautiful shot
Bellisima foto!! una postal!
Fantastic lighting!
Adding another ‘gorgeous’ to the hoard 🙂
The phot is amazing!!! Thanks much for this post!
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Gorgeous shot! It looks magical.
I was going to say Japan, up north.. but obviously totally wrong. Like you, I sometimes post photos of snow to feel cool in summer. This one, in particular, caught my attention.