I think one of the most important parts in successfull photography is inspiring locations like that, or inspiring people if you do portraits, but I am yet to try serious portrait taking.
To me, the picture should create a mood, not just show objects. It should also tell a story.
Here is a story about us spending a couple of days in the paradise.
Comming from Vegas, Lake Tahoe forest is everything I missed - green, cool, ritch, full of beautiful flowers and funny squirels and birds eating in the morning right by our patio.
One of my favorite things to do, was to sit on our bed in our room made out of logs, with big windows and beautiful view of the forest and the lake. During the day our windows were open all the time, and the cool breeze would pat my feet as I set there and did what I love the most - crafting and reading.
The lake itself is another dream. It's so clean and blue and the beech is covered in coarse sand that is so pleasant to the feet. We laid on it, warming ourselves up after the dip in a cold water of the lake.
One of the mornings we went fishing. It was an opportunity to me to experience the sunrise right on the rocky beech.
I call this shot - Switzerland. I want my view to be like that every day!
On the way home we stopped by the Devil's Postpile National Monument. This amazing nature's creation is a monument to its' greatness!
Oh what an amazing trip this was! I can't wait to go again! And this weekend we went to California. I will tell about how that went next.
Looks like from the national geographic!
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