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Updated 10/9 12:15 AM: edited some of the images for crop, perspective and color balance; added a couple from Larch Valley and elsewhere.
Was supposed to do a heli backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies that got canceled, so I spent 10 days there on my own. I normally don't post my work in forums but this trip was such an outlier in terms of wealth of atypical opportunities and wonderful weather. I literally have 3x-5x more keepers than I would expect from such a trip. Enjoy or ignore, as you see fit
You can see the full sized pics here (the first 30 or so images in the folder)
I’ve seen many of your posts in the gear forum but not your images - you should post photos more often, these are gorgeous! I love the grand views, as well as the intimates and detail shots. Well done! Glad you had a great trip despite the heli portion not happening.
You have my vote for the Oct. 18 thread of the week, well deserved.
Ross Martin wrote:
I’ve seen many of your posts in the gear forum but not your images - you should post photos more often, these are gorgeous! I love the grand views, as well as the intimates and detail shots. Well done! Glad you had a great trip despite the heli portion not happening.
You have my vote for the Oct. 18 thread of the week, well deserved.
Eh, for me landscape photography is a very solitary activity, done exclusively for my own enjoyment. Almost never post here, and never on IG, Flickers, or elsewhere. This trip was such an outlier that I thought I would share, but going forward likely to crawl back into my own shell😀
GroovyGeek wrote:
Eh, for me landscape photography is a very solitary activity, done exclusively for my own enjoyment. Almost never post here, and never on IG, Flickers, or elsewhere. This trip was such an outlier that I thought I would share, but going forward likely to crawl back into my own shell😀
I’m glad you decided to share this time. I just checked out your website - absolutely stunning images! Very inspiring.
Just viewed you entire set again on a large TV screen and man these are gorgeous. I was following your thread on Trips and meetup about this trip. Please continue to post. Definitely has my vote.
keepclicking wrote:
Just viewed you entire set again on a large TV screen and man these are gorgeous. I was following your thread on Trips and meetup about this trip. Please continue to post. Definitely has my vote.
Thank you for the kind words. Yes, it is difficult to appreciate some of the images properly on a phone screen. Or an uncalibrated screen. My two cheapo screens in the office make everything look muddy.
