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Photo of the day (11.10.08)



This is a shot you expect to see at the beginning or the end of a great film. Taken by fellow Gadling contributor Anna Brones, the picture is of Lake Mcdonald in Glacier National Park, Montana. It's incredible how you can see a crystal clear reflection of the mountains in the lake.

I particularly like this picture because it transmits the calm and serenity of the place, you can feel it though this image without having been there. I imagine sunset or sunrise at this spot would be spectacular. When I travel, I always look out for such spots. I can see myself sitting on the edge of this ramp with my feet dangling in the water, reflecting, contemplating, or just being. Sigh.

Thanks for the photo, Anna!

Have any travel pictures that might stir some emotion? Add them to the Gadling photo pool on Flickr and we might just pick it as our Photo of the Day.



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