[Hyking1]

3 sisters by moonlight

5 shots w/nikon 2dx, no tripod, taken at 4am, processed in PS. Taken from my back deck!

[jeremybe]

Nicole takes in Mt. Rainier and our path up the Third Burroughs.

Mt. Rainier panorama from the Third Burroughs.

[ASBrauer]

Looking south and east from the saddle above Silver Lakes

[Bakes5]

From high rock last week

Later Bakes

[Ludo]

Compare to you guys, I kind of feel bad, but I still like these shots.

Mt Cook - New Zealand

Lofoten Islands - Norway

Oahu - Hawaii

Mt St Helens

Granite Mt - Washington

Mt St Helens and Mt Rainier

[Ludo]

I feel even worst when I see the resolution.... How do you maximize the resolution of your pics that you post?

[peltoms]

Awesome glacier shot Jeremybe. ludo I love the lofoten islands and your picture of them

[Schroder]

Rainier N. side from Observation Rock

[Jim Dockery]

Great shots guys. That Sisters pano is incredible Hyking, you exposed the moon perfectly and the balance with the mountains is sweet. This is very difficult and I've only gotten it a few times in my life (most of my best moon shots I paste it in) hand held on top of that! Bakes, is your high rock pan HDR? In any case it is very well done, both composition and balance of light. Ludo, your stuff looks great, I'd just like to see them larger. I just got back from a couple weeks in CO and have only processed a couple of shots. Here is my fav. so far from an early morning hike up to Chasm Lake below Longs Peak for sunrise. It was quite windy so I didn't think I'd get a reflection but I managed to find one little protected inlet just before the sun hit. Canon Xsi, 6 verticals stitched in Autopanopro, 7300 x 3400 px.

Chasm Lake Sunrise

[Jim Dockery]

I loved the clouds in RMNP! Canon Xsi 14 verticals, stitched in AutopanoPro, final 18000 x 3100 px.

Trail Ridge Viewpoint

[Karen²]

[Jim Dockery]

Very nice Karen. I always wanted to get in there to climb, but now just want to go to photograph. How were the bugs?

[Gray]

Posted this in the Pic of the Day thread before I saw this, where it prolly belongs more.

Shuskan

Didn't lug a tripod for this one, though I should have. Plan on hitting this trail to get to Ptarmigan Ridge this fall, so I'll give it another shot (hopefully with my new camera body ) Edit: Canon D60, 75-300mm Canon lens, I think it was about 14 shots total, combined and blended with CS3's Auto-Align and Auto-Blend. And a full-res monster here. --Gray

[Karen²]

[Jim Dockery]

More shots from CO and the drive home.

Lily Lake Morning

Thunderhead over Twin Sisters Mt.