Photography- one photo a day

[Outdoor Writer]

These images were taken on one of the earlier 'state of the art' digital cams -- a Sony Mavica, circa late 1990s. It cost about $600 & recorded the pix on a 3.5" floppy disk. Each disk held between 15 and 40 low-res VGA-size pictures. As you can see, the quality left a bit to be desired. I have similar pix on unscanned 35MM Kodachome slides, tho.

Mount Rainier​

Gibbon Falls, YNP

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[Athame]

 

[Outdoor Writer]

I believe this are marsh asters, but I wouldn't bet the ranch on it.

 

[Archbull]

He thinks he's hidden

 

[Godsgreatoutdoors]

Hiking down from Algonquin peak in the Adirondack's.

 

[Athame]

King on the Quartz. Cooper Landing, Alaska.

 

[texjitter]

Long exposure experiments

 

[Outdoor Writer]

 

[Brute]

Whitetail Wednesday

 

[Athame]

The little guy popped out on me twice up close while fishing that far bank. I shot
a pretty cool short vid of him catching a fish.

 

[Outdoor Writer]

 

[Outdoor Writer]

Home, home on the range, where buffalo roam...​

 

[alaskanparret]

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[Athame]

Hey, guess what time it is. Nope: time to fall in the river, ... twice.

 

[THLR]

@mtwarden slightly off-topic, but what sticks are you using. I'm having the hardest time finding anything long & solid enough for proper support, only bendy telscopic versions etc. Yours look to be one-piece?

 

[Bonehammer]

 

[Outdoor Writer]

 

[AK Troutbum]

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[mtwarden]

@mtwarden slightly off-topic, but what sticks are you using. I'm having the hardest time finding anything long & solid enough for proper support, only bendy telscopic versions etc. Yours look to be one-piece?

those are black diamond carbon z poles; fold up when you don't need them (or want them ie climbing with hands free)- very lightweight, they've held up great (5 years and counting), but I try to be pretty careful with them

I've got some two piece BD aluminum ski /trekking poles that are more robust and get used snowshoeing, backcountry skiing or anywhere I need more burly poles- they are the WR Traverse model, WR stands for whippet ready, which I've come to appreciate in steep and snow

 

[mtwarden]