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Wolf Moon

Wolf Moon

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The full "Wolf" Moon rising above the snow covered California Sierra Nevada Mountains is always awesome, but the addition of the simultaneous brilliant red sunset than was reflecting off the snow, rocks, and trees was a bonus. The photo was taken on Hwy 88's Bear River Scenic Overlook in Amador County, California. Moon rise was just south of Lake Tahoe from this vantage point. What a view it was!

Photo Contest Wolf Moon
Billy Haeske
Billy Haeske
Apr 27, 2010 07:49 PM
I Love this shot...makes me feel like I could walk onto the moon.
Greetings from the Colorado Rockies.....

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