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My husband and I were out sightseeing in our great East Texas area. We spent most of a late summer afternoon looking around at the beautiful Lake Fork. We drove around in the area towns near it. We ended up back at Lake Fork, on purpose, just as the sun was setting and I was able to photograph this absolutely Glorious Sunset. What a thrill it was to see! Not only were the colors vibrant, but the rays coming from it and the reflection on the water were spectacular! Truly one of God's masterpieces! It topped off a fun afternoon.
Lake Fork Reservoir is located 65 miles east of Dallas on the on Lake Fork Creek, a major tributary of the Sabine River between Quitman, Alba, Emory, and Yantis, Texas. At 27,690 acres and 315 miles of shoreline, Lake Fork is one of the 10 largest lakes in Texas.
Established by the Texas Parks and Wildlife in 1979, Lake Fork was designed a premier bass fishing lake with 732,514 Florida Black Bass stocked from 1979 through 1987. Lake Fork offers exc...

I have always loved to take pictures. My first job, at age 16, was receptionist for our local newspaper, but the owners soon included me in taking photos, darkroom and writing articles. Years later, a terrible event in my personal life brought back a love of taking photos that I had not been pursuing to any great extent. My only child passed away at the age of 22. He was such a wonderful guy and I feel blessed that God chose me to be his mom. Reeling from his death, I sought some sort of diversion, needing to get my mind focused on anything besides my great loss. After a bad fall that resulted in surgery, I was recuperating at home and stir crazy. My husband took me out for drives in the country. We bought a new digital camera...