9 stitched photos of Nooksack Falls – Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS.
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Archive for July, 2009
Jul
29
2009
Nooksack Falls Panorama
Jul
27
2009
Mt. Shuksan Panorama
11 stitched photos of Mt. Shuksan with the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 macro lens.
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Jul
26
2009
Pitt River and Pitt Lake
Was not a stellar weather day for picture taking of mountain vistas, but these turned out okay.
This first panorama was taken about a km from the Pitt Lake parking lot, north of Pitt Meadows.
7 stitched photos, Canon EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
This was taken at the north end of Harris Road, Pitt Meadows.
7 stitched photos, Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
The peak in the middle of this shot is the High Knoll Viewpoint in Lake Minnekhada Regional Park.
Jul
22
2009
Whatcom Falls Park
About a month ago I once again travelled down to Bellingham to Whatcom Falls Park. I had planned on taking a few pictures there then moving onto Whatcom Lake, which I had never actually seen. However, as I have written about before, my battery had other plans. These are among the few shots I managed to take before the battery death.
Jul
20
2009
Spring in Campbell Valley Park
Jul
19
2009
Fraser Canyon – Boston Bar to Hope
The Fraser Canyon just above Boston Bar, BC.
These waterfalls were across the parking lot for the Hells Gate Air Tram
The Fraser River just north of Yale, BC.
Lake of the Woods near Hope, BC.
Jul
17
2009
Thompson River Panorama
I do not remember where exactly this spot is along HWY 1 but it is most likely before Spences Bridge. Road construction stopped us for about 20 minutes and I had the opportunity to take a few pictures from a vantage point I will never likely be able to see again – there is barely a shoulder on this part of the highway.
7 photos stitched – Canon EF-S 10-22mm @ 15mm.
Jul
16
2009
Thompson River Viewpoint
Viewpoint along Hwy 1 between Spences Bridge and Lytton.
2 photos stitched together – no one shot had the right angle on this.
Jul
15
2009
Photographic Thievery
I ran across a link to this article in an online photography forum. The article itself is pretty misinformed, basically advocating that people steal images from flickr users for their own interior decorating needs with little or no regard for the copyright already held on those images. What I do like about this is that the authors ignorance on the matter was quickly pointed out by quite a number of irate photographers (read the comments – really the best part). What followed was a number of follow-ups and clarifications about what the article really meant. Whoops!
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