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Jim Wright | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Fall 2011 Provo River tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Fall 2011 Provo River

Wednesday, October 26. Noon temperature at Provo Canyon was 39 degrees. But the colors were nice.
Saturday, November 12: A cold, very windy day. Snow was just begining to fall, the wind was playing havoc with the falls (the first six images).
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The Bridal Veil
The Bridal Veil		 Windblown veil
Windblown veil		 Settled back for a moment
Settled back for a moment		 The wind at its' peak
The wind at its' peak
returning to its' normal flow
returning to its' normal flow		 The falls as they are normally seen
The falls as they are normally seen		 RProvo River39.jpg
RProvo River39.jpg		 RProvo River38.jpg
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RProvo River36.jpg
RProvo River36.jpg		 RProvo River33.jpg
RProvo River33.jpg		 RProvo River32.jpg
RProvo River32.jpg		 RProvo River31.jpg
RProvo River31.jpg
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Guest 13-Nov-2011 01:10
Awesome!!
What amazing photos....are you sure you are not taking photos of Denver, Colorado?
And just think how much more amazing if you were shooting a Panasonic or Nikon!
Now that would be livin the dream! Steve and Debbie
Katie 30-Oct-2011 08:49
Fall is a lovely season and thank you for sharing with us the beautiful scenes you saw. Sky, river, moutains and trees are just in harmony. They are just as a whole.

I just came back from a friend's wedding~~
William Moore 27-Oct-2011 05:12
Thank you Jim. I've always loved your eye for a photo. We've spent time on the Provo River Trail and love it. Before retirement I used to drive from Riverton to run various stretches of the trail. My national guard unit used to complete its 2-mile run on the trail.

We now find ourselves in Mbuji-Mayi, DR Congo. Not so picturesque. But I'm sure that with your eye you could find interesting things to photograph. Check out a few of our photos at abcongo.blogspot.com.

Elder Bill and Sister Ann Moore

Say hello to Janet
Guest 27-Oct-2011 00:44
Thanks, Jim. I'm missing those beautiful mountains. Heck, soon I will be missing snow. Bill
Barbara 26-Oct-2011 23:28
Wow! Everyone of them is absolutely gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing.
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