Roadside Mountain Stream Photograph by Mike McGlothlen

Roadside Mountain Stream

by Mike McGlothlen

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Title

Roadside Mountain Stream

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Mike McGlothlen

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We were on our way to Silverton Colorado when we pulled of the edge of the road for this mountain runoff stream. I set up mu tripod and used a # 4 ND filter. It was just enough to get that nice flowing water. Worth the 10 minute detour.

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July 14th, 2012

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Comments (4)

Janice Rae Pariza

Beautiful capture of my favorite spot to stop! I live in Montrose and travel to Durango often, to the right of these falls is a Marmot who lives there, I've seen him everyday I drive past, named him Jack. Shared, excellent image!