Mount Timpanogos, or “Timp” as some would call it, is the second highest mountain in Utah’s Wasatch Range. It towers over the Orem, Pleasant Grove and Provo area and is quite the prominent figure against the landscape. At 7000 feet from the valley floor, the sight certainly draws the attention of both locals and tourists and has earned the title of most climbed mountain in Utah:
Storm Approaches Mount Timpanogos Peak (Via Imgur, click for larger size)
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Yes, as PatL says, “What article?” I also think it’s a great image but some info about lens, aperture, exposure time, etc. would have been nice.