Image of the Month: March 2012

Mummy Range Moon, Loveland, Colorado

Here’s an image taken from one of my favorite viewpoints in Loveland near where I went to elementary school. The rocky hill on the lower right is Mariana Butte (on the other side of the butte there is now a golf course) with Palisade Mountain on the upper right, Mummy Mountain, Hagues Peak and other peaks of RMNP’s Mummy Range in the center-left. This is a two-image blend. One shot was taken of the 99%-full moon and the mountains at about the same time as the sun was rising toward the east. It also paves way to protect systems that are cialis for women running on Windows 7, 8, 10 versions. viagra free shipping Now, a rock hard erection can be acquired. Therefore, you are suggested to read more about American Ginseng and its health benefits on the levitra pill price internet. The product is manufactured by a prominent and well-known Ajanta Pharma, which is known for providing the best ayurvedic overnight cialis delivery treatments. The second shot was of the Canada geese flying by, though that occurred several minutes later after the moon had set behind the mountains. I would personally describe this as a composite or “photo art” because, even though I didn’t move the camera or recompose the shot, there was a long time period between the two different exposures used in the blend. I thought these two images worked well to combine together since I liked the moon and the color of the mountains of the first shot but the formation of geese in the later shot happened to nicely fill the large gap in the composition existing between moon and mountains.