devbobo's glacier pics

[devbobo]

G'day All,

Man, what an awesome trip...thoroughly enjoyed it. Still wading through all my photos, but here's a few of my favourites.


Day 1: Sunset, shot from the road to Duck Lake near Babb, in some creepy farmer's driveway :D

http://introversion.smugmug.com/photos/205408172-L.jpg


Day 2: Sunrise at Many Glacier...

http://introversion.smugmug.com/photos/204926644-L.jpg

Day 4: Inside East Glacier Lodge...

http://introversion.smugmug.com/photos/202433061-L-3.jpg

Day 5: Burnt out pine forest just above St. Mary...

http://introversion.smugmug.com/photos/203456165-L-1.jpg

[Awais Yaqub]

:huh Those 1st 2 are stunning !!

[schmoo]

:bow :bow :bow yourself, mate!!

You are the king of HDR! These are fantastic and I really can't wait to see your other shots that I got a glimpse of through the week - particularly the sunrise over the little bridge at Many Glacier's creek/river-thing.

There was only one good thing to come out of Duck Lake and you got it. :thumb

It was good to finally meet you too :D

[ian408]

I blame you for the $99 I just spent :D

These are way, way cool shots. I like the inside of the lodge. In fact, if you
turn it on its side, it looks like a mirrored shot.

[Marc Muench]

Awesome job Bobo:clap:clap:clap

You are the master of HDR Panos:bow

[devbobo]

Thanks everyone, but only #1 and #3 are HDRs.

[schmoo]

You are the master of panos!!! :bow

[greenpea]

Amazing pics! :bow

I especailly like the first and the last one. For that first one I had my camera set up maybe 10 feet from you, but none of mine turned out half as nice as yours, for the last one you really captured the devistation of the forrest fire.

Actually singh-ray should be sponsoring your photography. After seing the sort of images you were capturing at Glacier, I'm pretty sure there are a number of us who added singh-ray graduated ND filters to the must have list.

[cabbey]

Wow.

:jawdrop

Dev, those are gorgeous. I can just imagine a nice big print of that first one... must be stunning. If everyone's images come out looking this good I'm going to have to avoid the threads from the shootout, otherwise I'll get even more depressed about not being able to go.

[devbobo]

Amazing pics! :bow

I especailly like the first and the last one. For that first one I had my camera set up maybe 10 feet from you, but none of mine turned out half as nice as yours, for the last one you really captured the devistation of the forrest fire.

Actually singh-ray should be sponsoring your photography. After seing the sort of images you were capturing at Glacier, I'm pretty sure there are a number of us who added singh-ray graduated ND filters to the must have list.

singh-ray baby...ftw :D

[devbobo]

Wow.

:jawdrop

Dev, those are gorgeous. I can just imagine a nice big print of that first one... must be stunning. If everyone's images come out looking this good I'm going to have to avoid the threads from the shootout, otherwise I'll get even more depressed about not being able to go.

thanks cabbey.

c'mon hurry while there is still room for next year....you know you want it :thumb

[cwphotos]

Awesome shots. Where are the speed panos ?? :wink

[kristen6877]

Great job! I love 1 & 2 - It would be hard for me to choose a favorite between those two. The colors are beautiful. :clap :bow

[cabbey]

thanks cabbey.

c'mon hurry while there is still room for next year....you know you want it :thumb

Too late mate, it was already booked up by the time I was even able to talk to the wife about it. Which stinks, because I love that area.

[Michael Atkins]

Day 1: Sunset, shot from the road to Duck Lake near Babb, in some creepy farmer's driveway :D

http://introversion.smugmug.com/photos/205408172-L.jpg


I absolutely love this shot!!! As others have already said a nice big print of this one would be amazing! Wonderful Work