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For another great wilderness getaway, go visit Lassen Volcanic National Park in northern California, not too far from Potem Falls. Pictured here is a view from the Chaos Jumbles looking west, and chasing the sun leads us to Reflection Lake, which truly lives up to its name.
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This is Potem Falls, a 70 foot waterfall that comes off the Pit River arm of Shasta Lake, near Round Mountain and Montgomery Creek, California. From Fender’s Ferry Road, continue for about nine miles on a winding Forest Service road (it turns into a dirt road that’s tolerable to 97% of vehicles), cross a bridge over the Pit River Arm, and about half a mile onward lies a turnout and what’s left of a sign.
A short hike down the hill on a switchback trail leads to one of the most amazing microclimates I’ve ever seen! This spot is great for a day away from the bustle of civilization; have a picnic, go swimming (there’s a rope swing!), and enjoy the nice waterfall breeze.
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Finally, the days are warming up, and Spring is in the air! A nice warm rain shower is a welcome break from the cold, quickly fleeing the northern California valley. Here’s a little wind farm along the CA 12, almost to the Sacramento delta. After a slew of driving up and down the state for days at a time, it’s certainly time to relax, and what better way than a nice drink and a beautiful vista.
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Agave (via Landscapes : Monochromatic)
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Assault on New Wisdom (via Ideas, etc.)
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Under Santa Monica Pier (via Landscapes, etc.)
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Red Rock Pockmarks (via Landscapes, etc.)
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Last Light in Red Rock Canyon, Nevada (via Landscapes, etc.)
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Red Rock Canyon, Nevada (via Landscapes, etc.)
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The Further Adventures of Mack Ford, A Rift in the Sea (via Ideas, etc.)
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505 Summer (Taken with Instagram)
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Sweetbriar Falls (Taken with Instagram at Sweetbriar Falls, CA)
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The Passing, Annular Eclipse Tryptich (via Landscapes, etc.)
See also on deviantART.
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Commission for Photoshop Creative Magazine, demonstrating an “out-of-bounds” technique for an upcoming tutorial. (via Ideas, etc.)
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By the Light of a Supermoon, by Cameron MacPhail
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