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The back end of Snow Lake high on the ridge crossing the talus field from Chair Peak Lake to ridge above Gem Lake.
Dale Starkie.
Huuuuge pop. Non lander on this one but I got it on film for a new video I'm making, so I figured I'd upload this too. Two Flashes. One Nikon SB-18 on the ledge just left of shot, full power, and one Vivitar 285hv 1/2 power, to the right of camera just in front of the hip.
Nikon D300s with 18-55mm at 55mm. F5.6, 1/250. ISO 400.
The inside of the Taj was quite underwhelming. Just a walk around a marble box, surrounded by hard-to-look-through wooden fences. That's it.
From the outside, the building is much more moving.
This is your view when you step out of the monument on the backside.
Fisheye.
Another day on the streets doing research for our new tee shirt line..... will have more info soon but things are moving forward quickly.
Mount Bachelor stands at 9,068 feet elevation, having erupted 8,000 years ago or 1000 years later after the Mount Mazama eruption which created Crater Lake. Bachelor Butte is located in the Cascade Mountain Range of Deschutes County, Central Oregon. Mount Bachelor is so called because it "stands apart" from the Three Sisters, a group of three volcanic mountains that are northwest of Mount Bachelor.
I love the power bus on this thing. The keyboard also connects through this bus. You might mistakenly assume that it is electronic, but in fact there is only one circuit board in the entire thing, made up of discreet components. It is mostly mechanical.
Backside Royal
Strobist info:
SB800 on camera @ 1/8
SB600 down on the floor @ 1/2
SB600 in front of Joel @ 1/4
this is my friend juan. i took this at rollins college in winter park. low angle, natural lighting, 18mm at f4 i think. please give me some feedback on what would make this better please.