david_h
Sep-28-2008, 06:20 AM
I was thrilled to get the chance to photograph a wedding at the summit of Mount Washington - the highest point in the Northeastern US.
Not much value to this shot, other than the fact we are leaving home at 1.18 AM - the wedding is to be at sunrise
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949187_yoc6z-L.jpg
We were driven to the summit in shuttle buses via the famous Mount Washington Auto Road
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949260_bthYy-L.jpg
Some idiot (me) at the summit
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949222_a29F3-L.jpg
The Groom
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949164_DztSe-L.jpg
The original plan had been for an outdoor ceremony but the wind and fog ruled it out. Incidentally, the highest surface wind speed ever recorded was at Mount Washington - 231 mph.
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949294_v3LXc-L.jpg
At the summit. Even the wind was nowhere near the record, it was still difficult to hold still while standing on a rock.
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949322_g4W6C-L.jpg
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949351_7VmHf-L.jpg
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949374_4LnWK-L.jpg
The bride and groom had intended to hike down from the mountain. This was in doubt for a while due to the weather, but they decided to go ahead. Amelia and I went as well.
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949547_Bm5M4-L.jpg
Once we got lower and out of the clouds, the sky started to get much more interesting
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949577_6mRBi-L.jpg
And the views are spectacular
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949611_JGese-L.jpg
Amelia at the top of Tuckerman Ravine which we have to climb down.
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949648_4aQV4-L.jpg
Below the tree line now
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949711_PE2hc-L.jpg
Nearly down
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949757_ZSgnK-L.jpg
My legs are sooo sore today, but it was a great day.
Not much value to this shot, other than the fact we are leaving home at 1.18 AM - the wedding is to be at sunrise
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949187_yoc6z-L.jpg
We were driven to the summit in shuttle buses via the famous Mount Washington Auto Road
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949260_bthYy-L.jpg
Some idiot (me) at the summit
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949222_a29F3-L.jpg
The Groom
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949164_DztSe-L.jpg
The original plan had been for an outdoor ceremony but the wind and fog ruled it out. Incidentally, the highest surface wind speed ever recorded was at Mount Washington - 231 mph.
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949294_v3LXc-L.jpg
At the summit. Even the wind was nowhere near the record, it was still difficult to hold still while standing on a rock.
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949322_g4W6C-L.jpg
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949351_7VmHf-L.jpg
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949374_4LnWK-L.jpg
The bride and groom had intended to hike down from the mountain. This was in doubt for a while due to the weather, but they decided to go ahead. Amelia and I went as well.
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949547_Bm5M4-L.jpg
Once we got lower and out of the clouds, the sky started to get much more interesting
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949577_6mRBi-L.jpg
And the views are spectacular
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949611_JGese-L.jpg
Amelia at the top of Tuckerman Ravine which we have to climb down.
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949648_4aQV4-L.jpg
Below the tree line now
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949711_PE2hc-L.jpg
Nearly down
http://djh.smugmug.com/photos/381949757_ZSgnK-L.jpg
My legs are sooo sore today, but it was a great day.