Decline in mountains

Gina Alessia on Fri, 2nd Oct 2009 12:37 pm 



Are this for real?

johnny on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 5:31 am 



This are.

kyle on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 5:33 am 



no need to worry gina, this aren’t for real. i promise.
nice pictures though

Taylor J. Seyfert (real name) on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 6:29 am 



Is you for reals?

vito on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 8:30 am 



me fail engrish, thats unpossible!

dan on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 3:31 pm 



wow, those are simply spectacular.

merps on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 3:39 pm 



This are real this this!

Maulik on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 4:33 pm 



Beautiful

Morten on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 5:50 pm 



This IS real, folks. It’s just the sun shining.

dharmesh on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 6:39 pm 



i dont where this pic is from….but i have same thing in India…i have pic of it as well…

jordan on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 7:41 pm 



this is REALLY what the mountain peaks in the distance look like at sunset.

Ali on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 8:34 pm 



these are might be possible, because sunlight is stay on the higher mountains long time than others in the sunset. look at the photo angle, you’ll see that.

Joe on Mon, 5th Oct 2009 11:49 pm 



woh, butiful mountans. god i luv fotoshop

Andy on Tue, 6th Oct 2009 12:27 am 



If you actually think about what’s going on, you could come up with the conclusion that the sun is either setting or rising at a point where only the glowing mountain is being lit. For real!

joshuaaa on Tue, 6th Oct 2009 12:44 am 



alpine glow. ive seen this… for real

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Siva on Tue, 6th Oct 2009 7:31 am 



this is Himalayan mountains in India

Andrea Duquette on Tue, 6th Oct 2009 12:07 pm 



Golden light, every fall and spring, is the most magical light of all.
Thanks for sharing these gorgeous pictures.

Engrish is good on Tue, 6th Oct 2009 2:33 pm 



This are real.
its probably sunsets or rises on a mountian.
or its ’shopped

eric on Tue, 6th Oct 2009 8:51 pm 



beautiful pics.

they’re real…anyone who has lived near the mountains has probably seen this effect before…

Crystal on Tue, 6th Oct 2009 11:49 pm 



I used to live in Alaska and seen it around Denali a few times. It was beautiful!

clifton on Wed, 7th Oct 2009 2:53 am 



are this everest?

Munish on Wed, 7th Oct 2009 6:36 am 



these definitely seem to be Himalayas.

jacqueline on Wed, 7th Oct 2009 9:00 am 



Mountains that have pointed tips are growing mountains, those that are rounded on top are decaying……………

sunmoonrainshine on Wed, 7th Oct 2009 2:51 pm 



Lovely pics. I’ve some very similar shots taken in July in the Alps.

deepflame on Wed, 7th Oct 2009 3:33 pm 



the pictures are real! i’ve seen something like this and it’s really stunning…

Michael on Wed, 7th Oct 2009 9:41 pm 



Geesus the whole world isn’t fluent in English…get over it anyone who has issues with that.

Nice photos by the way. I live by the Andes in Santiago Chile and it’s just the light from the sunrise or sunset catching the highest peaks of the mountains, while the rest is in dark. It’s a lovely effect though, especially if you get the afternoon sun shining through a lot of haze or smoke, it lights up the mountain peaks variations of reds and oranges.

hye eim bwyan on Thu, 8th Oct 2009 2:21 am 



this definitely for real yo.. i seen this b4

Aurelio on Thu, 8th Oct 2009 3:04 am 



Wow! these pictures are amazing!!! At first I thought there were hot lava flowing out of a volcano. Unbelievable sunrise or sunset!!!

Dan Whisler on Thu, 8th Oct 2009 4:25 am 



This are for real, but has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

Neil on Sun, 11th Oct 2009 1:37 am 



Silly Rabbi, Kicks are for Trids. I’ve had the good fortune of spending time in three of the highest mountain ranges in the world (Himalayas, Andes, Atlas Mtn ranges). No need for digital enhancement. There is no color on a computer program that Nature has not already used more adeptly. I’ve seen similar sunrises and sunsets. Spectacular. Makes you feel grateful to be alive.

On a side note… the grammar thing is kinda funny but I like what Michael said. Tolerance, maybe not such a bad thing. Hmmm

nickapleeze on Sun, 11th Oct 2009 2:15 am 



this are awesome.
lol all of these comments are making fun of the first one.

McCow on Sun, 11th Oct 2009 3:05 am 



Wherz the Tidbettian Monks?? if itz teh Himalayas.

Mebe teh Monks iz making ze mountains glow!!!

Fred R. Wallace on Mon, 12th Oct 2009 6:19 pm 



Those are superb photos

Carla S. on Tue, 13th Oct 2009 8:33 am 



@Dan Whisler:
You’ve got to be kidding me. I’ve been further even more decided to use even go need to do look more as anyone can. Can you really be far even as decided half as much to use go wish for that? My guess is that when one really been far even as decided once to use even go want, it is then that he has really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like. It’s just common sense.

koresa on Tue, 13th Oct 2009 11:51 am 



this can’t be real. those aren’t mountains and there is no sun!

wes on Tue, 13th Oct 2009 2:35 pm 



i saw this same thing last summer in alaska. it was obvious when seeing it in real real life, that alpine glow is totally fake.

Torgeir on Sun, 29th Nov 2009 3:52 pm 



Nice pics, its funny how everyone blame photoshop every time something downright beatiful appears. you might think you have seen it all, but actually, no. you havent.

TrailHacker on Mon, 21st Dec 2009 11:41 pm 



Yes, it is real and yes, the first, third, fourth, fifth, sixth are definitely Mt Everest. These are all in the Kumbu region of Nepal. I have similar pictures of Ama Dablam when the sun is at the right angle. Ama Dablam is in the fifth and eighth pictures.

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