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D. Inscho
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That's a stern vert Kath; nicely done. Succession
Pitchin' my own conventional horizontal:
 This was a transition to the north side of the mountain while ascending; blowing snow and drifts beautifully complicated travel. I'd have lingered longer but Bodhran was chilled in the shadow & wind.
Usual excellent characters hanging' out here in the photo section...
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Jim Dockery
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Nice shot David, but I'll throw in my usual wish for a skier swooping down in the sun 
I've been processing pics from a 5 week trip to Southern UT and find the stark desert landscape and clouds lends itself to B&W.
 Canyonlands, Island in the Sky  Canyonlands, Island in the Sky  Canyonlands, Island in the Sky  Canyonlands, Island in the Sky  Canyonlands, Island in the Sky
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Kenji
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Beautiful pics, Jim. We haven't been that part of Utah yet, maybe in a few years. Did you get some star pics?
Here is one from my recent trip to Heliotrope Ridge a few weeks ago.
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GaliWalker
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Jim Dockery
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That's a good'n on Heliotrope too Kenji 
A few more from southern Utah this fall.
 Navaho Knobs, Capital Reef  Navaho Knobs, Capital Reef  Bryce Pine  Bryce Morning  Canyonlands Island in the Sky  Canyonlands Island in the Sky
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Kenji
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Gorgeous shots, Jim
Here is a few from my trip to Fairy Meadow BC a week ago:
 Looking back North from Friendship Col  Above Hollywood bowl |
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Jim Dockery
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Nice shots Kenji Looks like the snow was good, hope you got some good ski days in.
Here is a pano I just processed from Coyote Gulch in southern UT. Good example of why shoot RAW - on first glance the shots that went into this looked too dark since I exposed not to blow the highlights. I didn't bother with them on first pass of processing. Today I finally revisited the folder. I managed to bring out a lot of detail in post and then converted to B&W. Currently my favorite shot from the trip.
 Coyote Gulch B&W
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gb
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Nice shots Kenji Looks like the snow was good, hope you got some good ski days in.
Here is a pano I just processed from Coyote Gulch in southern UT. Good example of why shoot RAW - on first glance the shots that went into this looked too dark since I exposed not to blow the highlights. I didn't bother with them by on first pass of processing. Today I finally revisited the folder. I managed to bring out a lot of detail in post and then converted to B&W. Currently my favorite shot from the trip.
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Nice shot, Jim. I always wanted to shoot a version of that shot with stars. |
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Jim Dockery
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gb, I too would have loved to shoot the stars out from under that huge cave, but too many people were already camping there and I wasn't up for hiking over at night since we had a full moon going anyway. Here is an attempt from down river a bit where we camped, just past Jabob H. Arch. I like how the moon illuminates the rock walls, although it does dull the stars.
 Jacob Hamblin Arch & Stars
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Gil
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Slot canyon in Zion. I didn't have a dry suit, so wading through that water in January was chilly.
 Zion slot canyon III
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Jim Dockery
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That's a great shot Gil I really like the reflections.
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joker
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In keeping with the Utah theme, here's a detail of desert varnish from the wonderful walls along the road into Capitol Gorge:
 Desert Varnish-3909 |
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silence
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Jim Dockery
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Nice set silence. Paradise has a nice mirror of clouds and snow leading into the mountains
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Kenji
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