Emerald Bay, Lake Tahoe
schmoo
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Tahoe is such a beautiful place. The photos you see of it just can't do it justice. Additionally I had seen many, many postcards in all the coffee shops and sport stores, some of them breathtaking images taken by our own David and Marc Muench, too.
We didn't really have that much time to stalk the light. And we had some snowstorms. And it was really cold. But one sunny evening we just decided to heck with it, and go out.
The number of photographers around this area is only rivaled by the number of skiers and snowboarders. And we're not talking tourist photographers with their little point-and-shoots. We're talking true photo geeks who recognize a RRS pano head when they see it, folks plugged into The Know, large format pros, the works. Tahoe is truly a haven for the arts.
It's nice to have other fish in your sea.
That said, it's difficult to photograph something as iconical as Emerald Bay in a different way. Here's one take:
There's only one because I was out only one evening for the whole week. I may not be in these hills for another shoot for a while, but I know the snow and the slopes are calling me back.
We didn't really have that much time to stalk the light. And we had some snowstorms. And it was really cold. But one sunny evening we just decided to heck with it, and go out.
The number of photographers around this area is only rivaled by the number of skiers and snowboarders. And we're not talking tourist photographers with their little point-and-shoots. We're talking true photo geeks who recognize a RRS pano head when they see it, folks plugged into The Know, large format pros, the works. Tahoe is truly a haven for the arts.
It's nice to have other fish in your sea.
That said, it's difficult to photograph something as iconical as Emerald Bay in a different way. Here's one take:
There's only one because I was out only one evening for the whole week. I may not be in these hills for another shoot for a while, but I know the snow and the slopes are calling me back.
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I got this the day prior, or two days, not sure, it's all a blur
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And what can I say about Andy's pano...wow.
It looks like the island is just floating in the sky. beautiful
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Very nicely done.
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Glad you survived the photo geek onslaught
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Fantastic shot Andy, you definitely made the most out of it! B&W and IR: For when the light doesn't cooperate
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Andy's shot wins! I knew I should have traded a shift with Nick to use his IR-modded 30D. D'oh!
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I was just there last week! Could I have been one of the photo geeks she was talking about??
This one from the top of Eagle Falls
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I don't think I saw you if your avatar is any indication of what you look like.
I think the SmugMug straps might also have given us away. Still, great shots and it looks like you were there before (after?) the snow that was dumped on the area.
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I skiied during the two days of heavy snow. My photos were taken last wednesday.
Did you climb down the falls? I didn't see any other photographers!
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Awesome shot there, Schmoo!
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