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Lisa Lambert

@ljlambertphotography

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I don't really need a Tesla Roadster but it could come in handy at a few places I travel to 😆 by @ljlambertphotography

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15 hours ago

Gold spilled across the ancient stone and weathered spruce as the Dolly Sods sunrise finally broke through the high-altitude chill. Weeks ago, standing amidst these familiar ridgelines after years of hiking and camping here, I watched the wilderness shake off the morning. This trip was all about chasing that raw light across the rugged plateau, gathering moments to bring the wild heart of the mountains home through the lens. by @ljlambertphotography

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17 hours ago

The high country opened its eyes in shades of deep blue and burning gold. During a recent trip to Dolly Sods I had days of amazing opportunities to catch so many different faces of the wilderness, starting with the calm cool blue mornings. This was a normal day at the sods, waking up to crisp air and a heavy frost clinging to the weathered sandstone and stunted pines before the sun burned it all away. For years I've traveled here to hike and camp and get photos on the side. However this time was all about capturing the beauty. taken in Dolly Sods Wilderness by @ljlambertphotography

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2 days ago

Below the steep ridge line where the hardwoods finally break, a narrow, sun-drenched pocket of hillside opens up against the timber. In these high country folds, openings like this can appear on their own, though many were shaped by human hands. This patch of green could have been grazing ground for small-scale cattle, a hunting opening, a rural homestead, farmland, or the seasonal rhythm of hay production, keeping alive the rural agrarian heritage tucked deep beneath the Appalachian ridges — or it may have opened on its own: a wet seep, a blowdown from storms, a lightning-fire clearing. Yet to the deer and wild turkeys slipping out from the shadow of the treeline, it is something entirely different—a vital transition zone and natural feeding corridor. It is a living, breathing stitch of land where human grit and wild instinct meet, holding the quiet history of the valleys in every blade of grass. by @ljlambertphotography

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3 days ago

Leaving Romney behind, I stared down a four-hour drive that meant walking through my front door at 11 PM with a mountain of weekend chores and laundry waiting—all before a 5:30 AM alarm for work and school runs. I swore off stops and distractions. But photos are just memories you get to keep, and this sunset was the sweet goodbye to a wonderful weekend before heading back to the nine-to-five. I'm a sucker for a happy ending, so I pulled over and let the land tell me goodnight. by @ljlambertphotography

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4 days ago

I’ve always noticed this spot, yet for some reason, I’ve never actually stopped before. Framed by the canopy overhead, the view opens up in a way that always catches the eye from the back roads. Give it another week for the leaves to fully catch fire against the landscape, and it’s going to be absolute magic. 💛🧡❤️ by @ljlambertphotography

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6 days ago

Framed through the same overhanging leaves year after year, this view never tells the exact same story twice. Some autumns burn heavy with gold, others mirror a blue sky across the water, and days like this settle into the soft, muted quiet of an overcast afternoon. The details shift with the weather and the calendar, but the place itself holds steady, beautiful in its own distinct language every single time. taken in Fayette County by @ljlambertphotography

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7 days ago

Another backroad beauty! 🍂😍🍂 Glen Ferris is beautiful in the fall, with Kanawha Falls nearby and multiple waterfalls along Route 60, it's a gorgeous fall drive! taken in Fayette County by @ljlambertphotography

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7 days ago

Another backroad beauty! ❤️ I don't usually take photos in harsh sunlight like this, but it was a beautiful scene, with no clouds in sight to soften the harsh shadows. by @ljlambertphotography

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8 days ago

Closed out the day on the open gondola, watching the mountains drift past, then back inside for coffee and dessert — just peaceful and relaxing, the kind of quiet moment I didn't know I needed. Sank into our seats for the ride home and walked off that train feeling completely full. by @ljlambertphotography

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9 days ago

Imagine buying a railroad for $1—a desperate bargain struck after catastrophic floods tore through the rugged canyons, twisting heavy iron rails into mangled junk and ripping bridges off their abutments. West Virginia stepped in to rescue the vital line for a single dollar. Battling massive destruction, crews rebuilt the shattered route from the mud up. Today, those resurrected rails not only keep freight moving but carry a scenic tourist train deep into the wild gorge. 1985 taken in Potomac River by @ljlambertphotography

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9 days ago

This is why I drive the back roads! by @ljlambertphotography

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9 days ago