AJ Montgomery
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KapHn8d™ wrote:
awesome work
Clayton, Thank you!
gdstaples wrote:
Very cool. I like number one. Amazing power.
G Duncan, Thanks for the comment!
Lara wrote:
Quite amazing and great work!
lara
Lara, I really appreciate the look and comment!
Don Ellis wrote:
They're both beautiful.. the first is fantastic. Wonderful mood, power and detail.
Don
Don, thank you, kindly. Very nice of you.
gwayn wrote:
Number 1 is very impressive, the sky is just wonderfull. Congratulations.
gwayn, I appreciate you looking and taking time to comment. Thanks!
robby wrote:
WOW is the first thing that comes to mind on number 1.
robby, thanks for the enthusiastic words!
MikeM wrote:
Excellent, AJ! Especially, the first with all the contrast and fine detail. Mike
Mike, thank you, too!
UKMark wrote:
No.1 is excellent.
UKMark, thank you, very much!
xiola wrote:
Nice work ,the sky in the first shot is "demonic" great Ir image ,How big is that crater or mountain I am having trouble with scale because there is no tree's out there,seems huge to me,also how long was the trip ? Because if you walked from where you took the 2nd shot to where you took the 1st one ,not only are you a great photographer but a serious hiker!!
xiola, thanks!
About the mountain:
Elevation: 9,677 feet before May 18, 1980; 8,363 feet after; 1,314 feet removed.
Crater dimensions: 1.2 miles (east-west); 1.8 miles (north-south); 2,084 feet deep.
Crater floor elevation: 6,279 feet.
Here is a link for more details:
http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/mshnvm/education/teachers-corner/library/volcanic-eruption-summary.shtml
Also, as this entire area is a National Monument, accessibility is via a major two lane highway to all three official visitor centers, approximately 45 miles East of I-5 at Castle Rock, WA. It is illegal in all but a couple of areas to hike into the wilderness in the monument grounds. Thus, I am not an amazing hiker, just a great driver from lookout point to lookout point!
Thanks for taking the time to post and inquire!
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