Another view of the Ngamoko from outside Toka Biv. Absolute magic.
[1 January 2014, Olympus OM-D EM-1, 12–40 mm f2.8 at 12 mm, ISO 200, 1/10 at f11]
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4 comments:
Magical indeed, and reassuringly more level! The mist on the distant hills is full of promise.
And people try and convince me that I am wrong to believe in magic.
A golden land.
RR, the mist did deliver on its promise of a beautiful day, at least until mid afternoon.
EC, they'd be less dogmatic if they were lucky enough to enjoy a morning like this.
Zhoen, yes, and this golden light was so short-lived. I think that made it even more precious.
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