Re: Backpacking Cameras (was Re:
Bill's HDR shots are something quite distinct from the ordinary in contrast and color -- almost surreal. My favorite is the one from the interior of the 'Juno...
Doug Nering 2012-11-13 21:56:42 #71227
Re: Backpacking Cameras (was Re:
Somewhat similar except that I traded the tripod for a hiking stick that converts to a monopod. Not quite as solid, but much lighter and has compensating...
Bob 2012-11-13 21:38:31 #71226
Re: Salt Trail to Red Canyon Photos
I use a baggie inside my zipper case. The baggie isn't sealed so it's still quick to access, but it has kept my camera working long enough to say it's now...
Doug Nering 2012-11-13 21:34:57 #71225
High Flow Experiment to Begin on Sunday
http://azdailysun.com/news/local/more-canyon-floods-on-tap/article_ade27e20-cee5-55e9-af43-ddec9273d430.html
A high water flow experiment is scheduled to...
Bill Ferris 2012-11-13 21:28:46 #71224
Re: Backpacking Cameras (was Re:
I've hiked the last six years with DSLR's, first a Nikon D70 and now with a D90. Being primarily interested in landscapes and HDR imaging, I bring a 12-24mm...
Bill Ferris 2012-11-13 21:15:45 #71223
Re: Salt Trail to Red Canyon Photos
On river trips, and hiking from the river, I've taken clunky / sloppy
/ loose medium-format cameras that, for all their obvious failings
(big, and need for...
Doug Grosjean 2012-11-13 19:28:31 #71222
Re: Salt Trail to Red Canyon Photos
I don't really remember exactly how far the Sipapu is from the confluence, but I think something like 45 minutes to an hour. It is an additional 3-4...
Bob Bordasch 2012-11-13 19:24:47 #71221
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