Mark Corder Digital Arts

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Tag: Ouachitas

  • Reach from the Sky

    Reach from the Sky

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    This panorama shows Cirrus Radiatus clouds, which seem to go on forever – and Lake Ouachita, which also seems to go on forever.Taken from the Hickory Nut Mountain Vista.

  • Ouachita Winterview – Point 50

    Ouachita Winterview – Point 50

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    The view from “Point 50” on Lake Ouachita. On the Caddo Bend Trail at Lake Ouachita State Park.

  • Forbidding Trees

    Forbidding Trees

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    Whatever you were thinking about doing… dont.

  • February Sky from Rich Mountain

    February Sky from Rich Mountain

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    Changing weather over western Arkansas’s Rich Mountain, where you’ll find Queen Wilhelmina State Park.

  • A Sanctuary for Old Light and Shadows

    A Sanctuary for Old Light and Shadows

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    An interior view of the old church at Hopper, Arkansas.I’ve always loved the soft interplay between light and shadows in this photo – taken during a light drizzle outside.Follow the Hopper Tag to view more…

  • Ouachita Willow – August Morning

    Ouachita Willow – August Morning

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    At the Spillway area of Lake Ouachita.One of my most popular images and a personal favorite.

  • Oden, Arkansas

    Oden, Arkansas

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    Oden, Arkansas.Original artwork.

  • Water Above and Below

    Water Above and Below

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    A certain spot on Lake Nimrod – and one of my favorite B/W conversions.

  • LOViT WWT

    LOViT WWT

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    All those letters stand for the Lake Ouachita Vista Trail – and the Watchable Wildlife Trail section of it seen here. This section can be found off of Hwy 270 where you turn to go to Shangri La (map below). In addition to this wonderful elevated boardwalk, there are paved trails through the surrounding woods…

  • Bard Springs Dam

    Bard Springs Dam

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    Bard Springs is a very secluded spot deep in the Ouachita National Forest.

  • Another Birdhouse on DeGray

    Another Birdhouse on DeGray

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    You’ll pass by this scene while hiking the Green Heron Trail at Lake DeGray State Park. Chances are it’s still there – the one seen in this post is more iffy.

  • Abandoned Shangri-La

    Abandoned Shangri-La

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    There’s a place on Lake Ouachita called Shangri La which was named after the fictional location in James Hilton’s novel Lost Horizon. In the novel, people living in Shangri-La didn’t age as quickly as those in the outside world. This old place isn’t exactly at the Shangri La on Lake Ouachita – but it’s just…