Note card Sparks Lake Central Oregon

Note card Sparks Lake Central Oregon

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Note card of Sparks Lake, the South Sister and Broken Top in the last moments of dawn, and the glory of a new day and the warmth of sunshine.  Deschutes National Forest, Central Oregon Cascades. These premium 5×7″ note cards of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, are blank inside, feature embossed envelopes, and protective clear sleeve. Purchased individually, note cards are $6.00 each, OR, $5.00 each when purchasing a boxed set of 12. Free shipping for orders of $75.00 or more, otherwise a flat rate of $12.00.  Once on the shopping cart page, you can easily add multiples of any greeting cards you’ve already selected. If interested in wholesale purchasing of my Oregon note cards, please contact me for pricing information.  If interested in a print of this image, you can find several options at its Gallery Page Here.

At dawn, Sparks Lake lies in stillness beneath the imposing silhouettes of Broken Top and South Sister, its glassy surface holding first light, like a secret of what the day and what might come. This high mountain lake, nestled at the edge of the Cascade Range in Central Oregon, reflects a near-perfect mirror of the volcanic peaks that rise behind it—sharply ridged, snow-laced, and timeless.

The first light creeps across the sky in shades of orange and and pale morning rose, casting shadow over wetlands and crags of shoreline basalt. Broken Top’s jagged ridgeline catches the light first, its rust-red rock blushing with the warmth of sunrise. Then South Sister glows with soft alpenglow, her massive, snow-veined form bathed in a brief  orange glow and alpine pink. The reflections double the drama—sky and mountain meeting perfectly in water so still it barely ripples.

Mist often lingers here in the early hours, drifting above the surface like mountain breath. It threads through the forest of lodgepole pine and along the lava rock , blurring the boundary between land and sky. Birdsong rises in the distance—sandhill cranes, perhaps, or the soft whistle of a nighthawk returning to roost. The air is crisp, scented faintly of pine and cold stone.

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Image Number: 671-66-455 CARD No.43

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Note card of Sparks Lake, the South Sister and Broken Top in the last moments of dawn, and the glory of a new day and the warmth of sunshine.  Deschutes National Forest, Central Oregon Cascades. These premium 5×7″ note cards of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, are blank inside, feature embossed envelopes, and protective clear sleeve. Purchased individually, note cards are $6.00 each, OR, $5.00 each when purchasing a boxed set of 12. Free shipping for orders of $75.00 or more, otherwise a flat rate of $12.00.  Once on the shopping cart page, you can easily add multiples of any greeting cards you’ve already selected. If interested in wholesale purchasing of my Oregon note cards, please contact me for pricing information.  If interested in a print of this image, you can find several options at its Gallery Page Here.

At dawn, Sparks Lake lies in stillness beneath the imposing silhouettes of Broken Top and South Sister, its glassy surface holding first light, like a secret of what the day and what might come. This high mountain lake, nestled at the edge of the Cascade Range in Central Oregon, reflects a near-perfect mirror of the volcanic peaks that rise behind it—sharply ridged, snow-laced, and timeless.

The first light creeps across the sky in shades of orange and and pale morning rose, casting shadow over wetlands and crags of shoreline basalt. Broken Top’s jagged ridgeline catches the light first, its rust-red rock blushing with the warmth of sunrise. Then South Sister glows with soft alpenglow, her massive, snow-veined form bathed in a brief  orange glow and alpine pink. The reflections double the drama—sky and mountain meeting perfectly in water so still it barely ripples.

Mist often lingers here in the early hours, drifting above the surface like mountain breath. It threads through the forest of lodgepole pine and along the lava rock , blurring the boundary between land and sky. Birdsong rises in the distance—sandhill cranes, perhaps, or the soft whistle of a nighthawk returning to roost. The air is crisp, scented faintly of pine and cold stone.

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