Mt. Hood Ski shot
BridgeCity
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A good friend of mine finally talked me in to using my camera on the mountain last weekend, and this was the result. :
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I like the intersecting lines of the skis against the straight lines in the sky.
Eric
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Okay, maybe it's just me that can't see it! :uhoh
Invisible mountains?
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Yeah it's been a long grueling process getting used to a new job... but just getting back in to shooting on weekends. Greatest part about photography is you can find a good shot wherever you are
Scott
Actually I was laying down on the side of the kicker. The ski is much easier to shoot than the white mountains Plus is gives the viewer a sense of the "unknown" in how high the skiier is off the ground. Plus, I'm a yellow on blue fan
Thanks all for looking
Thanks Ian. Ill work on that a bit
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I tried linking it from my blog. Ill direct link it from my site.
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