by Mark Horner on 17. Oct, 2011 in Beyond 90 Seconds, blog, Commentary, DSLR, Snohomish, Snohomish River, video, Washington
A post like this one might also serve as a reminder that when viewing pretty pictures, there really can be more than meets the eye.
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Tags: boats, bridges, Bruhn and Henry, corn, cows, dew, fish, fishing, fog, golden hour, harvest, humpies, humpy run, nature, outdoors, Pilchuck Julia, pink salmon, river, salmon, scenery, September, Snohohomish County, Snohomish Valley, sunflowers, train, valley, Washington State, wharf, wildlife
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Video Postcard: “September’s Symmetry”
by Mark Horner on 17. Oct, 2011 in Beyond 90 Seconds, blog, Commentary, DSLR, Snohomish, Snohomish River, video, Washington
A post like this one might also serve as a reminder that when viewing pretty pictures, there really can be more than meets the eye.
(Sorry, the entirety of this original post is not currently available. However the featured video can still be found here).
Tags: boats, bridges, Bruhn and Henry, corn, cows, dew, fish, fishing, fog, golden hour, harvest, humpies, humpy run, nature, outdoors, Pilchuck Julia, pink salmon, river, salmon, scenery, September, Snohohomish County, Snohomish Valley, sunflowers, train, valley, Washington State, wharf, wildlife