this one turned nice, i think, although the reasons i took it were completely different than wanting to post it here.
http://tetongravity.com/forums/attac...chmentid=57538
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this one turned nice, i think, although the reasons i took it were completely different than wanting to post it here.
http://tetongravity.com/forums/attac...chmentid=57538
f2f, maybe im missing the other guy in the photo, or is that guy solo'ing that line? pretty gnarly
attached is the full-size crop. looks like there's a person belaying from an anchor on the left side?
i took the pictures because the avy conditions were strange to be climbing this so late in the day with avalanche danger rated at "high", but my friends tell me that the overhanging snowfield may have been bombed/cleared by patrol.
the route is apparently graded WI5, which is hard, but i wouldn't know: i'm not an ice climber myself. just snapped a few pictures of their situation to evaluate later. there were two groups approaching the climb as these guys were going.
ah completely missed the belayer in the original photo. aesthetic line for sure though.
That's a sick hunk of ice.
Here's some more climbing:
http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...g?t=1237653258
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...r/IMG_4773.jpg
more climbing, pathfinder marina, alcova WY
No climbing, but a lot of rock
Dominguez Canyon Wilderness outside of Grand Junction, CO.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3589/...cda57559_b.jpg
^ Did you shoot that vertical and crop it? Your shadow makes me think you shot it that way. Maybe I'm just holding the camera all wrong. What do I know...
Haven't you heard of the new technique where you hold the camera by the top with your right hand and awkwardly use the controls with your left hand?? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by NashBoarder
No, you're probably holding the camera right. I took 4 vertical shots and stitched them together.
Which explains the dark and light bands through the picture.Quote:
Originally Posted by Out_to_lunch
Cool pano! However, next time, shoot in manual mode or use the AE lock if your camera has it so that the exposure doesn't change from frame to frame. No dark/light areas in the resulting stitched-together pano that way.
I figured that was a polarizer, but not sure what that would look like if it was stitched together.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chainsaw_Willie
Polarizer could produce a similar effect. Best not to use one when trying to create panos.
Yeah, it was the polarizer, it was shot in manual. Next time i'll know to take it off before going for a pano shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chainsaw_Willie
The thought that it might mess things up didn't even cross my mind...:nonono2:
You get the same effect on an ultra wide angle lens. I almost always use it for creative effect to balance or draw attention to certain aspects of the composition. Some people really don't like the effect, I've grown rather fond of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Out_to_lunch
http://www.pbase.com/quath/image/93932861/medium.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/quath/image/109644971/medium.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/quath/image/93931493/medium.jpg
Top of Lone Peak last weekend.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3417/...7238c5c1_b.jpg
From a few weekends ago. For a second when I saw this on the wheel, I thought aliens might have hitched a ride with me to Essex.
http://tetongravity.com/forums/attac...1&d=1238044711
There was this cool thing at the Museum of Fine Art in Boston called "Endlessly Repeating Twentieth-Century Modernism" by Josiah McElhenry. Here are two shots of it I liked
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3475/...c7d9c01e_b.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3552/...32538c71_b.jpg
freak, that is really organic looking. Strange. Maybe that ice was inhabited by an alien.
some cheesy tilt shift...
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3568/...e6cb2df2_b.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3438/...4610d451_b.jpg
i love tilt-shift stuff. those shots are great. don't often see those with water/boats.
The Can 3/30/09 Deepology
http://i621.photobucket.com/albums/t...n/fowler-1.jpg
South Boulder?