sash
Apr-18-2005, 11:37 PM
hi all,
i dunno how often i've stood on the banks of shell creek, or some other stream for that matter, thinking how fun it would be to head right in there to get some different perspectives. anyway, so on saturday i picked up a pair of $60 waders from wallyworld and headed back into the mountains.
what a blast... think i spent a good three hours wading upstream, through what on average was around waist-deep water... tripod in one hand for support, 20d in the other :rolleyes sunk the tripod, drenched the remote, lenscap, and a pack of cigarettes... ended the day with a gallon or two of ice cold water pouring down my back, pants, and into my shoes... other than that it was pretty uneventful :lol3 thankfully, the 20d stayed dry :bow
the current was pretty strong and i ended up taking all shots handheld with the 17-40.
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42272818/original.jpg
yaaaa, i know i know... but there's something about that trail in the sky :dunno i'll do another version and clone it out... just thought it was kinda interesting, lol.
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42271385/original.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42271388/original.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42271386/original.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42271389/original.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42271387/original.jpg
a few of the above are panos done using autostitch, amazing little tool :thumb honestly dunno about the processing in some of these though... after sitting in front of the puter a while, sometimes it just takes another "fresh" look at things. often enough i'll sit here the next day thinking wtf.....
anyway, it was a great, fun, risky, dumb little excursion. dumb enough to want to do it again :giggle
thanks for looking and stuff. sorry they're a bit on the bulky side... i do the majority of my web versions at 800px but some of these just didn't look right at that size.
i need to get my hands on a nd filter before heading back there.
cheers,
sash
i dunno how often i've stood on the banks of shell creek, or some other stream for that matter, thinking how fun it would be to head right in there to get some different perspectives. anyway, so on saturday i picked up a pair of $60 waders from wallyworld and headed back into the mountains.
what a blast... think i spent a good three hours wading upstream, through what on average was around waist-deep water... tripod in one hand for support, 20d in the other :rolleyes sunk the tripod, drenched the remote, lenscap, and a pack of cigarettes... ended the day with a gallon or two of ice cold water pouring down my back, pants, and into my shoes... other than that it was pretty uneventful :lol3 thankfully, the 20d stayed dry :bow
the current was pretty strong and i ended up taking all shots handheld with the 17-40.
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42272818/original.jpg
yaaaa, i know i know... but there's something about that trail in the sky :dunno i'll do another version and clone it out... just thought it was kinda interesting, lol.
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42271385/original.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42271388/original.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42271386/original.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42271389/original.jpg
http://www.pbase.com/alptraum/image/42271387/original.jpg
a few of the above are panos done using autostitch, amazing little tool :thumb honestly dunno about the processing in some of these though... after sitting in front of the puter a while, sometimes it just takes another "fresh" look at things. often enough i'll sit here the next day thinking wtf.....
anyway, it was a great, fun, risky, dumb little excursion. dumb enough to want to do it again :giggle
thanks for looking and stuff. sorry they're a bit on the bulky side... i do the majority of my web versions at 800px but some of these just didn't look right at that size.
i need to get my hands on a nd filter before heading back there.
cheers,
sash