Red River Moutier d'Ahun by laine

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Red River Moutier d'Ahun

Red River is a 1948 American western film directed and produced by Howard Hawks and starring John Wayne and Montgomery Clift, giving a fictional account of the first cattle drive from Texas to Kansas along the Chisholm Trail

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Alain Boussac		21-Apr-2024 05:42
Wonderful setting, great title, and very beautiful image with these composition, colors, and light. V.

Zoltán Balogh		22-Jun-2019 15:31
Marvellous composition Laine! V

Jola Dziubinska		17-Jun-2019 13:56
Of Course! Great movie and a wonderful capture. V.

LynnH		16-Jun-2019 13:57
Good choice for the title and very pretty reflections! V

Colin Storey		14-Jun-2019 18:40
Lovely colours and reflections.

carol j. phipps		14-Jun-2019 17:44
Gorgeous red river. V

Dennis Hoyne		14-Jun-2019 00:53
A fine image and a great movie!

Don Mottershead		14-Jun-2019 00:49
Very nice image.

larose forest photos		14-Jun-2019 00:48
This could be old west too! What a superb shot, Laine. V

Graeme		13-Jun-2019 23:33
This is a beautiful setting and goes well with the title.V

Karen Stuebing		13-Jun-2019 18:56
That water is really reddish. Beautiful capture with the mature trees and reflections. V.

marie-jose wolff		13-Jun-2019 15:57
delightful scene with those colorful reflections! V

globalgadabout		13-Jun-2019 14:40
engaging perspective and attractive colours...vaguely remember seeing the film on television as a child, but can only recall the epic fight between the principal actors..

janescottcumming		13-Jun-2019 13:28
I can just see John Wayne crossing this river! Nice find.

Yvonne		13-Jun-2019 11:10
What a delightful scene with beautiful reflections! v

Wintermeer		13-Jun-2019 08:56
A lovely scene ~V~

Liz Bickel		13-Jun-2019 07:26
How pretty with the reflections and definitely red.

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