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Thursday, July 2, 2009
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Rated R for animal nudity
I didn't realize how explicit this picture was until I was editing it. Excited to see me much?
Where: Tazmania, Australia
When: November 1st, 2007
Camouflaged
A wallaby smelling his hands in a field near our hut. I was amazed at how well they blended into their environment.
Where: Tazmania, Australia
When: November 1st, 2007
Rocky icesicle
Or icy rocksicle? This was a crag off the summit of Barn Bluff with a good landscape background.
Where: Tazmania, Australia
When: October 31st, 2007
What a name
Barn Bluff. I seriously wonder who named these mountains.
Where: Tazmania, Australia
When: October 31st, 2007 (Halloween in Tazmania!)
Color or no color?
Stone path on the way to the summit of Mt. Ossa. Do prefer it in grayscale or color?
Here's a link to the color original (with a fellow hiker, but you get the gist): http://www.flickr.com/photos/sbauer810/2139423768/in/set-72157603550307984/
Where: Tazmania, Australia
When: October 29th, 2007
Leading lines to nowhere
Playing around with leading lines (the dock) disappearing into the lake.
Where: Tazmania, Australia
When: October 27th, 2007
The sky is on fire!
These are some of the most vibrate clouds at sunset that I've ever seen. I couldn't really capture it with a camera but I did my best to contrast the orange sky against the eucalyptus trees.
Where: Tazmania, Australia
When: October 29th, 2007
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
New lens coming up!
I'm getting this bad boy as an anniversary present from Audrey, I'm stoked! It's the Canon EF-S 17-85mm with image stabilizer. Funny that I'm getting image stabilizer on my smaller lens and don't have it on my 75-300mm, but I'm excited to test it out! Much better reviews than the 18-55mm that I've used for 4 years, it came stock with the Rebel XT. I'll be sure to post my first shots as soon as I get it!
Sunday, May 31, 2009
On the edge
A fantastic sport climb called Mezzaluna at Mount York. Background views of the valley miles below. One of my first lead climbs!
Where: Blue Mountains, Australia
When: September 22nd, 2007
Who: Grace Phang
Three muskateers
Soaking in the sunset.
Where: Blue Mountains, Australia
When: September 22nd, 2007
Who: Colin Searles, Dhugal, Grace Phang
Sunsetastic
We had a beautiful sunset poking through the trees behind us. These were in my edit-happy days so I did bring out some of the colors. I will post an original one of these days.
Where: Blue Mountains, Australia
When: September 22nd, 2007
Leading at sunset
Dhugal shows us how it's done on a sunset climb. You can see the alpine glow on the rocks. This climb was awesome because there was a ledge you could climb up and take pictures of people on their way up.
Where: Blue Mountains, Australia
When: September 22nd, 2007
Bringing out the blue
They ARE called the Blue Mountains.
Where: BLUE Mountains, Australia
When: September 21st, 2007
Trust the rope!
Colin looks good doing the 90ft abseil (or "rappel" in American climbing language) through a waterfall. My hands got pretty slippery!
Where: Blue Mountains, Australia
When: September 18th, 2007
Who: Colin Searles
Contemplating coldness
Sealing gear before a freezing plunge into the canyon. The sunlight makes the water look green at the end of the pinch.
Where: Blue Mountains (West of Sydney), Australia
When: September 17th, 2007
Who: Dhugal
Aiming high
Australian footy is awesome. I played for the Melbourne University "intermural" and got a split lip my first game. This was a match between North Melbourne Kangaroos and Collingwood Cats.
Where: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia
When: September 9th, 2007
Full house
A sea of fans separated by lines of shade.
Where: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia
When: September 9th, 2007
Friday, May 22, 2009
Bigfoot sighting
Australians are crazy. Mountaineers are crazy. Australian mountaineers are...
Where: Mt. Feathertop, AUS
When: August 26th, 2007
Who: Alaster the Australian mountaineer
Geodesic DOME
The Melbourne University Mountaineering Club hut. Thanks Buckminster Fuller!
Where: Mt. Feathertop, AUS
When: August 26th, 2007
Ski base camp
A cool thing about Australia is the tallest mountains are surrounded by MUCH smaller hills. Makes for a pretty dramatic contrast. This was the ski camp that I repeatedly fell down the mountain from.
Where: Mt. Feathertop, AUS
When: August 25th, 2007
Lone Ranger
Sweet snow wind ledges. Won 4th place at OA 2008 Photo Comp.
Where: Mt. Feathertop, AUS
When: August 25th, 2007
Up and Up and Up
We did a midnight ascent of Mt. Feathertop, the second highest peak in Victoria. The next day we went telemark skiing/falling down the mountain with skis on.
Where: Mt. Feathertop, AUS
When: August 25th, 2007
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