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Apenglow on Shuksan (plus bonus!)

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Posted by Rylan Schoen on January 28, 2008 at 6:33 PM
Hey all! Been lurking for a while, but just got around to buying a membership. My last name may look familiar to the other Schoen around here. There is a relation; that's my dad. (oooh a father son duo. how cool right?!)I'll get a bio posted here soon in the right spot. For now Please enjoy these 2 images from the other day on Herman mountain overlooking the Mt. Baker ski area. I actually stayed up there for the full moon rise and was then able to ski down with no lights except that of the moon. It was incredible.
They are pans, and we all know how horrible those look at 720 pixles. Hope it's okay that post this link.

http://www.opticflows.com/shuksan.html

the first one is a 4 image stitch
the second is a middle crop of a gratuitous 28 image stitch
Posted by John Williams on January 28, 2008 at 11:25 PM
Hi Rylan, and welcome! I enjoy stitching too, so I'm glad to see you are posting a few. I enjoy the challenge of keeping panoramas photographically artful and interesting (as apposed to documentary). What do you like to stitch with? Do you use a panoramic tripod head?

I think the links are fine, and when I post a stitched pano I always try to provide a link to a larger version. However, I usually post a 720px image too so that folks can know what they are getting into. If you want, you can make your link clickable by using this format, just replace the parentheses with brackets:

(url= http://www.opticflows.com/shuksan.html)Herman Mt. Panos(/url)

Cheers!
Posted by Rylan Schoen on January 28, 2008 at 11:52 PM
Thanks John!

Here's one of the images and a link to the both.
http://www.opticflows.com/shuksan.html
Posted by Ned Fenimore on January 29, 2008 at 2:05 AM
That is a real pretty shot! Great light! Welcome to the forum.. :wavey:
Posted by Kevin Hillegass on January 30, 2008 at 2:13 AM
That's some sweet light & welcome!

Kevin