Posted by Thomas Biggs on February 2, 2008 at 4:01 PM
Well I made it up Round Bald wondering the whole time how many times I'd fall going back down.... the trail was 99% ice. I walked where I could in the grass beside the trail. Made it through the first group of trees and was greeted with what I would guess to be at least a 30mph wind and it seemed to get stronger the higher I went. Way to much wind for photography, but I was all ready up there so I found a rock just over barley over the top of Round, sat down in front of it with hopes that it would block some of the wind... didn't help much Anyway this is what I came away with, I tried to bring some of the mountains out in the middle of the shot but I think all I did was create noise. This shot looks pretty good on my lcd monitor but not so hot on my crt.
Some thoughts?
Posted by Lance Warley on February 2, 2008 at 4:48 PM
Awesome shot! I was thinking how great it would have been to join you Saturday morning because it was a beautiful with Clear Blue Skies with NO WIND in Johnson City. I had used up most of my kitchen passes getting ready for my show so I spent quality time with the family Saturday.
Again, thanks for coming down for my Opening Reception. Kepp up the great work!!!
Harold
Posted by Thomas Biggs on February 10, 2008 at 1:10 PM
Thanks Richard and Harold!
Harold, it was good to meet you and see your work in person... nice work it is!!
Discussion
6 repliesSome thoughts?
I bet the trip down was tons of fun.
Yeah Lance the trip down was very interesting!!
Matthew, no I just had some time yesterday.. you thinking of heading that way?
Awesome shot! I was thinking how great it would have been to join you Saturday morning because it was a beautiful with Clear Blue Skies with NO WIND in Johnson City. I had used up most of my kitchen passes getting ready for my show so I spent quality time with the family Saturday.
Again, thanks for coming down for my Opening Reception. Kepp up the great work!!!
Harold
Harold, it was good to meet you and see your work in person... nice work it is!!