York Beach, ME
I worked up another panorama this evening that complements my mountain panorama from earlier today. This image was shot in York Beach in August of 2010. I walked outside for a bit not expecting much and was blown away by the size of the clouds in the sky. The sun was just beginning to set [...]
The Big Sky
Sometimes the scale of the mountains in Montana absolutely blows me away. This panorama was shot on the road to the Beehive Basin trailhead looking across the valley to Lone Peak and the surrounding mountains. Adobe‘s Content Aware Fill can really make panoramas a lot easier. In this case, I didn’t capture as much of [...]
Short Hike to the M
What a difference in Montana this fall. About a year ago I played hooky from class and hiked up to the top of the ridge below Mt. Baldy. There was about three feet of snow on the ridge and more falling as I was hiking. This year there was absolutely no snow…and it hit about [...]
Big Sky Briefly
Tucker and I skied Big Sky on Saturday and made all of one run during the three and a half hours we were there. We took lifts to the top of Lone Peak and then skied down the Otter Traverse to the top of the Dictator Chutes. We put tracks down one of these chutes [...]
Motion Panoramas
This is a new technique that I’ve been working on and I’m pretty excited about. I’ve always loved shots, both on TV and in still pictures, that depicted multiples images of an object in motion. I’ve been working with Photoshop recently to create my own images with this technique. I’ve only got one so far. [...]
OP Camp – Hyalite Canyon
The Outdoor Pursuits (or OP) Floors of Roskie Hall traveled to Langohr Camp in Hyalite Canyon on Friday night. Our campsite was within 10 feet of the river, and the stars were absolutely brilliant at night. It totally blew away anything I’ve ever seen in the light pollution riddled East Coast. I’ve always heard that [...]
The Chinese Garden – A Panorama From Montreal
The Montreal Biodome, Olympic Stadium, and Botanical Garden is a truly awesome place. On a trip to Montreal in late-July I spent the entire day walking around the Stadium, the Biodome, Insectarium, and the Botanical Garden. Probably the coolest part of the garden was the Chinese Garden, which was a large lagoon surrounded by Chinese-style [...]
